1991

Alumni News

Andrew Tallon ’91: A Model of Grace

One Princetonian’s lifelong love of Notre Dame may aid its post-fire reconstruction

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Relationships That Endure

Alumni and their mentors reflect on guidance, wisdom, and friendship

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A ‘Bright Orange Torch’

Alumni Day speakers emphasize moving past division through empathy and education

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Q&A: Kathryn Hamm ’91 on Ushering In an Age of Marriage Equality

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What I Learned: Reclaiming Balance

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Miranda Gordon ’91 and Dana Schmitt ’12: Sweet-Smelling Careers

With finely honed olfactory skills, Princetonians plunge into the perfume industry

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Our Most Influential Alumni

25 Princetonians who are shaking up the world

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In Memoriam: Lesley McAllister ’91

Tiger of the Week

Alexander Janko ’91 and Cressey Belden Janko ’91 Bring a Poignant Memoir to the Screen

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Voices: Creating and Connecting

One picture-book author’s journey

Tiger of the Week

Heather Gerken ’91, a Leader in Constitutional Law, Prepares for New Role

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Jon Spaihts ’91: The ‘Go-To Guy for Sci-Fi’

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When Language Is More Than Words

One Alum’s Mission to Preserve His People’s Culture

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Prime-Time Impresario 

Josh Berman ’91 works behind the scenes in TV land

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Lesley’s Story

An alumna facing terminal cancer considers her end-of-life options

Tiger of the Week

Textile Artist Diana Weymar ’91 Brings Her Craft to Princeton

Sports

Mollie Marcoux ’91 on Taking the Helm

Q&A: Athletics

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Reading Room: Jennifer Senior ’91

The Highs and Lows of Parenthood

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Keeping the Redwoods Standing Tall

Profile: Sam Hodder ’91

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Literature’s Glass Ceiling

Why Jennifer Weiner ’91 has taken on the writing establishment

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Profiles in music

Four Princeton artists and the lives they lead

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Caroline Elkins ’91: Victory for the Kikuyu

An alumna’s research leads to a landmark apology and reparations

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James Blue '91: Training Afghan journalists

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Raking muck in the new public square

Josh Marshall ’91’s blogging led to one of journalism’s biggest prizes – and the resignation of a U.S. attorney general