Nov 5, 2008

As Gary Bass shows, debates over humanitarian intervention aren’t new

Gabe Legendy ’05, left, and his brother Conrad ’07 felt called to the Army during a time of war — but then their plans diverged.

’81 joins ’56 for community-service projects

Improving the lives of those coping with aphasia

Well-known for his New York Times commentary, professor is cited for his research on global trade

Selections from the current exhibition of drawings, prints, photographs, and collages at the University Art Museum.

In a job for a grown-up, feeling like a kid

Ernest Stock ’49

Hockey fans might look back at the ’92 lacrosse team

For coaches, video is an indispensable tool

Bears stifle Tigers’ running attack, score 17 straight points in second half

Princeton’s Nov. 7 football game against Penn will be the 100th meeting in a rivalry that has provided its share of memorable moments.

Thomas P. Slaughter *83 pens biography of tailor and preacher John Woolman

Composer Paul Lansky *73 is finished with electronic music and moves on to ‘real’ instruments