1972

Princeton’s Slow Burn

Inside the PetroTigers and the University’s four decades of private fossil fuel investments

‘The Worst Hellscape’: L.A. Fires Claim the Homes of Alumni

From Altadena to Malibu to Pacific Palisades, Princetonians are picking up the pieces. “When the bad stuff happens, my tendency is to try to focus on ‘What’s the next step?’”

George Peper ’72 on Sports Memoirs

George Peper ’72 Collaborates on New Book about Legendary Golf Agent Hughes Norton

Dan Armstrong ’72 Reflects on Princeton’s Evolution In New Novel

Pueblo Pottery Exhibit Ties Michael Brown ’72 and A-dae Romero-Briones ’03

The exhibit Brown helped bring to the Met includes pottery made by Romero-Briones’s grandmother

Lives: Elizabeth Bailey *72

Princeton’s First Woman Ph.D. in Economics, She Revolutionized the Airline Industry

Lives: David Boggs ’72

A ‘Techie’ Who Helped Create Ethernet

Dave Pentecost ’72 Is Bringing Outer Space to Kids

Pentecost has worked on building several planetariums, most recently at the Variety Boys and Girls Club of Queens

Playwright Charles White ’72 and Actor Eric Yang ’17 Are Teaming Up

Their off-Broadway play centers on prejudice and forbidden love in the 1920s Mississippi Delta

Princeton Club of New York Closes Indefinitely as Bank Declares Default

Pandemic closures deprived the club of operating income, the club’s president wrote

Bob Ramsay ’72 Says It’s Okay to Start Over

Andy Brown ’72 Heals Veterans and First Responders with Horses

‘I realized the significance of what horses could do for people,’ Brown says

PAWcast: Former Rep. Jim Marshall ’72 on Life as a Student Veteran

Four years at Princeton, interrupted by 21 months in the Army

The Great Outdoors: Wallace Good ’72

PAW Tracks

Our Most Influential Alumni

25 Princetonians who are shaking up the world

Band, Basketball, and Bell-Bottoms: Owen Curtis ’72 *75

PAW Tracks

Christopher Janney ’72: A Symphony for the Senses

Andy Snow ’72: Seeing Double

A photographer returns to the site of a 1913 natural disaster to capture images of rebirth

Beyond calamari: What we can learn from squid

William Gilly ’72