1976
1976 content overview
Alum Swimmers and Divers Reunite for Open-Water Swim in Greece
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The idea of swimming several miles every day for nearly a week was daunting
In Photography Exhibit, Two Alumni ‘Let Oakland Speak for Itself’
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Constance Hale ’79 and Malcolm Ryder ’76 forged an artistic collaboration decades after college
Jerrauld Jones ’76 Was Among the First to Break Racial Barriers
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‘Integrating was rough,’ says Jones, who was one of two Black kids to begin at Virginia Episcopal School in 1968
Children’s Author Laurie Wallmark ’76 Tells Untold Stories
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Wallmark’s books spotlight little-known women innovators
Larry Trachtenberg ’76 Bookends 50 Years of the New York City Marathon
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Trachtenberg is the only runner to complete both the first race and the 50th
Essay: Looking Beyond Language as Classics Evolves
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An accidental classics major explores how archaeology, technology, and more are changing the field
Orville Vernon Burton *76 and Armand Derfner ’60 Examine the Supreme Court’s Record on Race
Lives: Holly Lee Wiseman ’76
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An Activist Committed To Causes — and Justice
Migratory Birds Flock to Anina Gerchick ’76’s Ecological Art
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Living sculptures can reconnect migration routes like stones across a stream
Our Most Influential Alumni
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25 Princetonians who are shaking up the world
Voices: Branching Out
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How one job can lead to another (and another…)
The Accidental Ethicist
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Social media made Kenneth Moch ’76 a target — and started a national debate
Reading Room: Joan Breton Connelly '76
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Human Sacrifice and the Parthenon
Hearts and Minds
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Directing a landmark study of heart disease, Herman Taylor Jr. ’76 took on more than medicine
Homer, Hobbes, and hope
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Steve Fallon ’76 teaches the classics to homeless people, who understand the struggles central to the world’s great books.
