March 23, 2011

Mar 23, 2011

Jeff Nunokawa has friends

Features

Princeton in the Confederacy’s service

150 years after the Civil War, Rebel ties remain little-known

Flyin’ Hawaiian

On a campus full of large personalities, ‘Master Jeff’ has one of the largest

Reading 'Jeffbook'

Recent Facebook postings by Professor Jeff Nunokawa

President’s Page

President’s Page

Measures of Excellence

On the Campus

Butler College dorm named for Yoseloff '96, wife

Grassroots democracy

Jeffrey Stout *76 critiques government, profiles community organizations that work

In praise of 'Old Kwansei'

How did ‘Old Nassau’ become a Japanese alma mater?

Ford '79 sees greener future for cars

A moment with ... William Norris '99, on China as an economic power

Reversing course, Princeton to offer early-action option

Aspire scorecard: $1.39 billion raised

Katz, Oates receive humanities medal

FYI: Findings

From Princeton’s vault: Abe was a Tiger

The roar of the crowd ... and the motorcycle

Final Scene

Personal tales of civil-rights battles

Paper-crane project aims to raise awareness of disaster in Japan

Campus committee explains findings on women's leadership

Undergraduates attend conference of education leaders

Rugby alumni, teams to celebrate two anniversaries

Farrow, Payne speak about Sudan's future

Q&A with Dean Janet Rapelye

Video: The magic of chemistry

Alumni News

Becoming a doctor

Meghan MacLean Weir ’00 chronicles her three-year pediatric residency

Report from a revolution

My view from Tahrir Square

Alumni consider 'engaged' retirement

Student, alumni award winners

The Future of Power

Chemistry is hot!

A Double Life: Discovering Motherhood

Alumni Day: Lectures, honors, and memories

Keynote speakers highlight the personal in their talks

'Unlike any office on earth': Kennedy '92 takes viewers inside the Vatican

Where are we? PAW's March 23 photo contest

Slide show: Egypt in revolt

The photos in this slide show were provided by Ahmed Ozalp ’95, who also wrote a Perspective column for the March 23, 2011, issue of PAW about his experiences during the revolution in Egypt. “For 18 days my family, friends, and I had front-row seats and even participated in the making of history,” Ozalp wrote.

Audio: In praise of 'Old Kwansei' - Hear a chorus sing a Japanese alma mater borrowed from Princeton's songbook

Podcast: Rally 'Round the Cannon

Rally 'Round the Cannon

At Princeton, a long affection for ‘bright shiny gizmos’

Sports

Sports Shorts

Women's basketball wins Ivy, returns to postseason

Men's hoops: Down to the wire

Upset kings

Johnson '97 departs, search for new coach begins

Featured Authors

Featured Authors

Alpert '82 pens another scientific thriller

Featured Authors

Aubry *03 looks at why Americans read novels

History

From the Archives

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week: Nathan Hubbard '97

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week: John Milnor '51 *54

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