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Jay Lagemann ’66’s Sculptures Grace Reunions, Manhattan, and Beyond
Lagemann’s sculptures maintain an abstract quality that lends lightness, energy, and accessibility
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Alexis Albion ’92 Educates About Espionage at Spy Museum
As lead curator, Albion teaches the public about the intelligence community
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Pastor Hampton Deck ’81 Has Become a Master Paper Marbler
The technique has roots in China and became popular in 15th century Turkey
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Videographer Azza Cohen ’16 Is Documenting a Historic Vice President
When Kamala Harris travels, Cohen and her camera are never far behind
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Comedian Zach Zimmerman ’10 Is Releasing a Book of ‘Chipper Doom’
Zimmerman continues to provoke with levity and darkness
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Lizzy McGee ’18 and Gaby Joseph ’18 Have a Dream the Size of Texas
The two Princetonians are hatching plans to build a theme park
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Matija Pecotić ’13 Stunned the Tennis World with Tournament Upset
‘It seems like the tennis gods are speaking to me’
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Paul Provost *94 Built a Career Pairing Art and Business
After working at Christie’s, Provost leads a nonprofit that loans artworks to about 220 museums around the country
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John Nimick ’81 Runs Iconic Squash Tournament in Grand Central
The former Princeton champion wants to bring squash to the masses
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Jeff Levenson ’80 Is Curing Needless Blindness with Cataract Surgery
Levenson recently worked with YouTube star MrBeast to perform 1,000 surgeries around the world
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Howard Gertler ’96’s Documentary Film Is Up for an Oscar
‘All the Beauty and the Bloodshed’ tells the story of Oxycontin activist Nan Goldin
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Jamie Kreiner *11 Says Even Medieval Monks Got Distracted
Kreiner’s book and its applications to modern life have earned mainstream praise
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Anne Brenner ’75 Built an Off-the-Grid Solar Home in Colorado
‘We need to be self-sufficient and not rely on fossil fuels,’ Brenner says
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Paris A. Spies-Gans *18 Is Pulling Women Artists into Mainstream Art History
‘You can tell the story everyone is familiar with while featuring artists who were women’
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Alum Mentors Alum in ‘Difficult Work’ of Neuro-oncology
Shawn Kothari ’11 learned much about handling brain cancer patients from his mentor at Penn, Arati Desai ’96
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Carlee Malemute ’04 Is Bringing Native Perspectives to Hollywood
‘It’s important for kids to get to see themselves on TV, and to see that there is no single, stereotypical way to be Native’
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Mike Millner ’90 Is Preserving the Legacy of Writer Jack Kerouac
Millner directs the archive at UMass Lowell where Kerouac’s papers are housed
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Randall Balmer *85 Studies the Intersection of Religion and American Life
In his new book, Balmer says sports is the ‘new religion’ in America
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Benjamin Edwards ’20 and Alexander Kirschenbauer ’20 Host Charity Ball
‘There's always time’ to help your community, Edwards says
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In New PBS Series, Alan Lightman ’70 Searches for Meaning
‘How is it that a collection of atoms and molecules can give rise to complex human experiences?’