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Areas of concentration

According to figures compiled by the Office of the Registrar http://ntigger. princeton.edu/ registrar/data/data.htm, the most popular areas of concentration for undergraduate students at Princeton are:

• Politics (254)
• History (219)
• English (210)
• Economics (203)
• Woodrow Wilson School (156)

The most popular areas of concentration for graduate students are:

• Woodrow Wilson School (176)
• Electrical engineering (163)
• Chemistry (123)
• Molecular biology (98)
• Economics (89)
 
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April 8, 2002
Vol. 91, No. 22
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Contents

Page one
• Faculty research projects take on new meaning after Sept. 11
• Nuclear threat remains long after the Cold War

Inside
•Time is optimal for publication of comprehensive encyclopedia
• Research projects address terrorism from many angles
• Two develop interdisciplinary course as Behrman fellows
• Two juniors win 2002 Truman Scholarship 

People
• Sportlight, retiring
• Briefs

Sections
• By the numbers
• Nassau Notes
• Calendar of events

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