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P E O P L E
Spotlight
Name: Bob Pazdan.
Position: Carpenter in the carpenter shop in
grounds and building maintenance. Working on a variety of
construction projects around campus, from installing new
windows in Whig Hall to setting up the stage for
commencement to repairing the clock on Nassau Hall. Now in
his 26th year at Princeton, Pazdan said one of his most
memorable jobs was cutting a trap door in the commencement
platform for security reasons before President Clinton spoke
at the ceremony in 1996.
Quote: "During reunions and commencement and all
year long, our shop works together as a team to get the jobs
done. It's almost like a family."
Other interests: Spending time with his wife,
Nanci, daughter, Lisa, and two grandchildren, Kyle and
Kelly. Taking winter vacations to ski in Vermont and summer
vacations to the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
Obituary
George Prosser, 66, a plumber at the Plasma
Physics Lab, died May 22.
He began working at the University in 1984, and also
taught second-year apprentices at Mercer County Community
College.
Survivors include his wife, Marlene. Memorial
contributions may be made to the Faith Tabernacle Church,
2310 Spruce St., Ewing, NJ 08638.
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June 17, 2002
Vol. 92, No. 29
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Contents
Commencement 2002
•Tilghman urges
graduates to carry on 'the spirit of
Princeton'
•Four faculty members
recognized for their outstanding
teaching
•Commencement
highlights on Web
•Photographs from
Commencement 2002
•By the numbers:
Commencement 2002
Inside
•Spence gift creates
Ludwig endowment
•University libraries
have designs on the future
Science
•Study tracks death
of iguanas in the Galapagos
•$7.5 million funds
work in 'organic' electronics
•Students take
challenging class assignment to the
wall
•Scholars go to the
schools to teach science
Faculty news
•Malkiel, Taylor
reappointed
•Faculty members
named to endowed chairs
•Board approves
promotions
•New faculty members
appointed
•Twelve faculty
members transfer to emeritus status
Sections
•People,
spotlight
•People,
briefs
•Calendar
of events
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Editor: Ruth Stevens
Calendar editor: Carolyn Geller
Staff writers: Jennifer Greenstein Altmann, Steven Schultz
Contributing writers: Marilyn Marks, Evelyn Tu, Vanessa
Wills
Photographer: Denise Applewhite
Design: Mahlon Lovett, Laurel Masten Cantor, Megan
Peterson
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