July 16, 2008

Jul 16, 2008

Features

Princeton spring

For the Class of 1968, senior year was a time like no other

Loads of characters, plenty of plot

What class reunion books can tell us

Commencement 2008

Data crusader

Josh Tauberer ’04 is someone a policy wonk could love

Reunions 2008

President’s Page

President’s Page

Commencement 2008: The Spirit of Bob Goheen

On the Campus

Thesis work ranges from ‘slow food’ to a robotic eel

Final days on campus bring together graduating seniors

A moment with...John Murrin

Staging the Greeks

A new course marries literary analysis and dramatic performance

$100 million gift from Andlinger ’52

Seven alumni join University’s Board of Trustees

Winning debut for team’s robot

Grafton on digitization and the future of libraries

A publishing house that creates each book by hand

FYI—Findings

Read and react

Princeton researchers catch a star in the act of exploding

The DOE’s view of the future of Princeton’s fusion-energy lab

A Q&A with federal fusion-energy official Raymond J. Fonck *74

In memoriam

Major fusion project gets the ax

A farewell song

In the news

Supernova video

Remembering John Wheeler, physicist and teacher

A conservative think tank with Princeton ties

The low-profile Witherspoon Institute has strong links to the Madison Program

Alumni News

Group therapy

Why we all need the live performing arts

Alice at the opera

Reinterpreting a classic

Rob Melrose ’92 and Paige Rogers ’89 present a new take on the Minotaur tale

Note-worthy secretaries

Alumni Profile: Lauren (Holuba) Nelson '04, serving soldiers and their families

Remembering George Garrett ’52 56 85, writer and professor

A Pulitzer Prize-winning poet offers a tribute to Garrett’s humor, storytelling, encouragement, and commitment to the art of writing.

Sankofa: Looking back as we move forward

The last locomotive

From Robert Goheen ’40 *48, the meaning of Princeton and Reunions

Sports

Sports Shorts

Perfect pitch

Beijing or bust

Alumni and students chase Olympic dreams

Olympic hopefuls

Olympic hopefuls, part 2

Beijing 2008

Beijing 2008 Update

Gold in Beijing

From the Editor

From the Editor

From the editor

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