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Princeton’s Most Influential Alumni: About the Panelists
A closer look at those who picked the top 25
On the Campus
Albee on Albee
Playwright Edward Albee shares his know-how of drama and dramatists with Princeton students
Rereading the Social Gospel
Paul Raushenbush edits a book that launched a movement a century ago
Drinking in the dorms
New guidelines spark concerns by students as Princeton seeks to combat dangerous behavior
President’s Page
Alumni News
The salesman
Lud Gutmann ’55 recalls the day a scholarship student and his parents went to Langrock's to pick out a suit for graduation
Twelve who shaped Princeton
Scholars, writer, philanthropist, and activist--they all helped make Old Nassau what it is today.
#1: James Madison 1771 (also considered Princeton’s first graduate student)
“An astonishing ratio of mind to mass”
#24: Norman Thomas 1905
A son of Princeton, his life was marked by humor, courage, and a belief in justice that never died.
Witness - and mover - of history
The extended interview: Merrell Noden ’78 talks with Nicholas Katzenbach ’43 about his public service during turbulent times.
From the Editor
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October 2024
Exit interviews with alumni retiring from Congress; the Supreme Court’s seismic shift; higher education on the ballot
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