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Questioning COVID Policies
By Y. Yvon Wang ’08 Keep readingEvidence Free Speech Is at Risk at Today’s Princeton
By Rick Mott ’73 Keep readingHonor Code Suggestions
By Kim Masters ’68 Keep reading
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Revising the Revisionists
Can the Truth Lead to Reconciliation in South Africa?
Capitalization Choices
By Stephen William Foster *77 Keep readingParallels to the African American Experience
By Eve Thompson ’82 Keep readingBlack and white
By Bruce C. Johnson ’74 Keep reading
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A Ritchie Boy
Before Victor Brombert became a beloved Princeton professor, he journeyed home to war in Europe
Goheen’s Fort Ritchie Experience
By Peter Kurz ’64 Keep readingA Delightful Lecturer
By William G. Carpenter *85 Keep readingA Teacher of Lasting Lessons
By Jane Elizabeth (Spivak) Hughes ’77 Keep reading
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Looking Back at a Forever War
Alumni speak out on their experiences in Afghanistan
Repeating Past Mistakes
By Col. George Griggs ’59, USMC, retired Keep readingA Deeper History in Afghanistan
By Lawrence J. Dickson *71 Keep readingDeja Vu All Over Again, and Again?
By Frank Upham ’67 Keep reading
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Andrew Guess’s Research on Social Media Turns Up Surprises
Evidence is lacking to prove dubious online content helped sway the 2016 election, Guess says
Shunning Social Media
By Laurence C. Day ’55 Keep reading
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The Storyteller’s Story
Author Michael Lewis ’82 finds characters no one else can
Praise for ‘The Premonition’
By Mary Leigh Keep reading
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The Battle of Princeton
An encounter in a farmer’s field 240 years ago changed the course of the Revolution
A Scientific Analysis
By Richard Mawhood Keep readingYou've rather conflated...
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Rankings’ Flawed Factors
By Gerald D. Skoning ’64 Keep reading
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Einstein at Princeton
A century ago, the world’s best-known scientist brought his relativity theory to McCosh