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Video Video: Year of the Tiger

By Princeton Alumni Weekly

Published online March 4, 2015

Basketball highlights in "the Year of the Tiger," 1965

A look at men’s basketball’s 1964-65 season, courtesy of the Princeton University Archives.

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Video Video: Year of the Tiger

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Architect Taylor Plosser Davis ’93 Helps Clients Age in Place

Jan. 24: Jack Finlay ’18 Studies Long COVID and Loss of Smell

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Video Video: Year of the Tiger