Alumni Around the Web
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Novelist and Editor Rakesh Satyal ’02 Raises Marginalized Voices
‘As an editor, I hope to publish books that produce a window onto the world’
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Andy Brown ’72 Heals Veterans and First Responders with Horses
‘I realized the significance of what horses could do for people,’ Brown says
On the Campus
Undergraduates Invited Back to Campus For Spring Semester
The University will support remote learning for those who choose not to return to campus
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Joshua Weitz ’97 Is Mapping the Risk of COVID-19
The user-friendly tool helps people make informed decisions about social interactions
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Rally ’Round the Cannon: Ghosts of Princeton Past
‘Let’s go to Palmer Stadium and relive the crowds and the thrills and the closeness of Princeton.’
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Jeffrey Smith ’72 Depicts Famous Artists’ Unscrupulous Lives
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PAWcast: Cara Jones ’98 and Father Farley Jones ’65 Reflect on Their Divergent Experiences as ‘Moonies’
‘There was some deep conflict happening through my years at Princeton,’ says Cara Jones ’98
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Terry Seymour ’66 Built a Library For ‘Everyman’ Books
‘It certainly was, as far as I could tell, the best collection in the world,’ Seymour says
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Nov. 17: Zach Wahls *18 to Lead Iowa State Senate Democrats
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Charles Wheelan *93 Narrates His Family’s Gap Year Abroad
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Steve Byrns ’77 Is Restoring ‘The Most Spectacular Garden in America’
‘It’s an incredible story, so we’re bringing it back’
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Nov. 10: George Shultz ’42 On Rebuilding Trust At Home and Abroad
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Bill Brown ’83 Raises Funds for Parkinson’s Research Through Skiing
People think a Parkinson’s diagnosis is ‘the end of life.’ On the slopes, Brown shows that’s not true
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Seven Princeton Alumni Re-elected to Congress
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Scoring, Social Justice Mark WNBA Season For Blake Dietrick ’15
Research
It’s Not Too Late for Election Activism, says Professor Sam Wang
By looking at narrow leads and volunteering, people can still make a difference in the days before the election
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