The (un)silent generation speaks again
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Reflections from the Class of 1957, half a century after essays drew attention to the values of a generation
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A playwright’s diaries
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Margaret Bradham Thornton ’81 edited Tennessee Williams’ notebooks
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Class secretaries have the write stuff
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Raja Krishnamoorthi ’95 and Mike Gallagher ’06: From Across the Aisle, A Caucus on Jobs is Born
Prime Stone
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Lessons in writing — and humility
Translating heaven
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Robert Hollander ’55 finishes Dante’s masterpiece
Examining interracial tensions
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David Lamb *92’s play strikes a personal chord
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From the Archives
Whales on trial
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D. Graham Burnett ’93 plumbs case that pitted science against religion
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From the Archives
Back to basics
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A New York writer learns about food, the old-fashioned way
America’s land grab
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Richard Kluger ’56 examines how the U.S. borders expanded
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From the Archives
Misconceptions
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Running through pregnancy, straight into life
Resurrecting Archimedes
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Composer James Dashow ’66 creates an opera based on the mathematician’s life
Notes on democracy
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Three Princeton authors offer different takes on American values
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From the Archives
Funny man
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David Michaelis ’79 pens a biography of Charles M. Schulz
Combining dance, literature, and salesmanship
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Dancer Molly Hickok ’82 plays a Japanese manservant
On reading
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A childhood love of books evolves
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