February 6, 2013

Feb 6, 2013

Lives lived and lost: An appreciation

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Features

LIVES: Malcolm R. Warnock ’25

Princeton’s oldest son

LIVES: Charles W. Rosen ’48 *51

Pianist and scholar who always had something interesting to say

Lives lived and lost: An appreciation

LIVES: Franklin A. Dorman ’48

His conscience led him to jail

LIVES: Sanford N. McDonnell ’44

Executive and eternal Eagle Scout

LIVES: Dawn Jahn Moses ’88

Advocate for the forgotten

LIVES: Peter H. Gott ’57

Small-town doctor with national reach

LIVES: Russell E. Train ’41

Guardian of the environment

LIVES: Nicholas deB. Katzenbach ’43

Unflappable civil-rights hero and shaper of history

LIVES: Klaus Goldschlag *49

A life of luck and pluck

LIVES: Farish A. Jenkins ’61

To his students, he was Indiana Jones

President’s Page

President’s Page

Assessing Student Achievement

On the Campus

Are students focusing or dozing? Clickers catch on as teaching tool

FYI: Findings

Harold J. Bursztajn ’72, on mental-health care

When club motto is Food = Love, chefs become part of the family

Journal costs soar at library

Tilghman to lead a study of barriers faced by low-income students

IDEAS: Rise of the troubled euro

Grad students offer U.S. envoys a ‘2.5-state solution’ for Mideast

Faculty petition seeks to bar firearms investing

In Brief

BREAKING GROUND: Teaching an old element new tricks

Final Scene

Construction set to begin on arts-and-transit project

A big dance party, minus loud music

Blairstown sets a new course as most Princeton links to end

Social media expert boyd explores privacy, ethics in Wilson School talk

Terrorism prosecutor Martins emphasizes 'justice, rather than vengeance'

Slide show: Princeton in the snow

Federal budget sequestration may affect University, affiliates

Slide show - Princeton-Blairstown Center

Historical images of the summer camp, which will begin to break ties with the University this year

Alumni News

Still shooting for top scores

Brian Taylor ’84

READING ROOM: Jon Wiener ’66

Starting Out: Stephanie Hill ’10

New Releases by Alumni

Newsmakers

Alumni Day filled with events

Glimpses of life in a different city

Names in the news: Academy Awards preview

Brickman '05 writes speed-dating series for the Web

Today in Princeton history, 1974: Curbing grade inflation, 30 years early

Levine '71's concert tribute to Cone '39 to be screened on campus Feb. 13

What's new at PAW Online: Feb. 25, 2013

Grateful student adds a memorial for Kaufmann to Chapel wall

Names in the news: Filibustering, hacking, chick lit, and more

Names in the news: Rumsfeld '54 on wrestling, Lander '78's Breakthrough Prize, and more

Cooper '61 explores Woodrow Wilson's presidency in campus talk

Today in Princeton history, 1947: Alumni Day speaker Marshall cites need for U.S. aid, foreshadowing the Marshall Plan

Slide show - Brody Neuenschwander ’81

Works by the artist and calligrapher

Rally 'Round the Cannon

Who put the pro in pro tempore?

Reunions Guide

From the Editor

Sports

Fencer Yergler ’13 angles for second national championship

Sports Shorts

Extra Point: The simple elegance of the ‘14-game tournament’

With Johnson '16 in goal, women's water polo opens 3-1

Spring teams fight 'Jadwin fever,' one practice (or trick shot) at a time

Led by Hummer '13, Princeton sweeps weekend and takes Ivy lead

Playoff atmosphere starts early for men's hockey and ECAC peers

Featured Authors

Featured Authors

Cooper *05 pens a dark fantasy novel

Featured Authors

Greer '92 provides recipes to fight cancer

Featured Authors

Taylor '70 explores affirmative action

Featured Authors

Scranton GS edits collection of war fiction

History

From the Archives

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week

Tigers of the Week: Frances Arnold '79, Sidney Drell '47, and Barry Mazur *59

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week: Eve Kochen Budnick '84

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week: Allison Slater Tate '96

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week: William Hines '78

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