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Crime Fiction: The Most American Genre
Faculty Book: Alfred Bendixen
What About Crime Fiction Elsewhere?
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep reading
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In Short
A record number of applicants; Wilson legacy installation; new residential colleges; and more
Wilson's Legacy
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Go Forth and Be Kind
Commencement speakers champion good deeds, kindness, tolerance
The Value of a College Degree
By Mikk Hinnov ’66 Keep readingPrinceton Never Was Polyanna
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Immigrants, Unwelcome
That Was Then: July 1843
As American As Apple Pie
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep reading
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Q&A: Valedictorian Kyle Berlin ’18 on Traveling the World, and Going Home
PAW’s Q&A Podcast — July 2018
Where Was the Global Seminar?
By Lea Trusty ’16 Keep reading
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A New Calendar
Exams to move from January to December; two-week Wintersession to be created
"Orange and Black Holiday" with Princeton in Session
By Winston Weinmann ’80 Keep readingWill This Change Dates for Graduation and Reunions?
By Michael MacCracken ’64 Keep reading
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The Power of Small Numbers
How Oswald Veblen and a few like-minded scholars saved refugees and built a new home for mathematics
Saving Refugee Scholars
By Richard T. Arndt ’49 Keep readingSaving Refugee Scholars
By Nicholas Clifford ’52 Keep readingVeblen Lives! At Princeton, and Beyond...
By Rob Quinn ’88, executive director, Scholars at Risk Network Keep reading
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