April 24, 2013

Apr 24, 2013

The fastest of them all: Dan Feyer '99, king of crosswords | Science and art come together | The war in Iraq: What was accomplished?

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Features

Four down

At the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, there is no match for Dan Feyer ’99

Science as art

A photo exhibition shows the beauty born in Princeton’s labs and field research

Slide show - More Art of Science images

President’s Page

President’s Page

The Cold Wind of Sequestration

On the Campus

Ex-Princeton fellow’s tale triggers postdoc debate among grad students

BREAKING GROUND: Pursuing a link to aging, cancer

Down to a science: Required courses get a fresh approach

Alumna’s advice: Marry a Princeton man!

Princeton's next president

In Brief

IDEAS: When Darwin isnt the answer

Angling to join a full class? Try this app

New housing option: Arts, civic-interest ‘collectives’

Final Scene

Slaughter ’80 to leave University; will head public-policy think tank

FYI: Findings

Jacob N. Shapiro, on the anniversary of the Iraq war

Passion for music spurs bequest to music groups

Students explore interfaith interests on Office of Religious Life trips

Arts weekend to showcase performers, celebrate Tilghman's tenure

At Wilson School, Crocker *85 critiques 'pull back ... pivot to Asia' policy

Christopher Eisgruber '83 in PAW

Selected stories that include the president-elect in his role as provost

Christopher L. Eisgruber ’83

Alumni News

Touring becomes a hunt

Avi ’05 and Noemi ’02 Millman

READING ROOM: Terry Mort ’64

Two cultures collided at Apache Pass

STARTING OUT: Chanel Carmona ’10

Newsmakers

Hartshorne 1914's New Jersey home featured as designer show house

What's new at PAW Online: May 13, 2013

In Rwanda, Lewin '05 makes a Princeton connection

New musical apps that are soothing and fun

War of words

Originally published in PAW’s April 23, 2003, issue

Rally 'Round the Cannon

On being honorable

Essay: It’s time to require a course in caregiving

It’s time to require a course in caregiving

Essay: What delight in the 'other' can yield

The minority experience in the early days of coeducation

Reunions Guide

From the Editor

Sports

Schreiber ’14 stands out in lacrosse

For Johnson ’16, a record-setting start as goalie for water polo

Extra Point

Women’s basketball falls in fourth NCAA bid

Sports Shorts

With fifth-place finish, women's water polo turns heads at NCAAs

NCAA hopes on the line for Princeton men's lacrosse at Ivy Tournament

Distance dominance leads Princeton to men's track and field title

Former pros discuss the road ahead for NFL draftee Catapano '13

Featured Authors

Featured Authors

Rosenbaum '90 makes doughnuts

Featured Authors

Romeo '03 pens comic romance

History

From the Archives

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week: Graham Ezzy '11

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week: Mark Nelson '77

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week: Karin Sigloch *08

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