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"Doing, Learning, Remembering (Psych.)"
DEPARTMENTS
Letters
Princeton Notebook:
College of NJ
Students prefer Clinton
Princeton Profile: New Librarian Karin Trainer
Tree-Lined Gateway Threatened
On the Campus:
Options for Students "The Morning After" (emergency contraception) by Julie Rawe '97
Books:
Media Marathon, by Eric Barnouw '29
At a Century's Ending, by George F. Kennan
Short Takes: Voter's Guide to Election Polls, by Michael W. Traugott '65 and The Wounded Storyteller, by Arthur W. Frank '68
Sports:
Football defeats Holy Cross, Loses to Lehigh
Men's Soccer
Princeton Exchange (classified advertising)
From the Archives: (Train to Harvard Football Game)
Class Notes:
Your class's column
Other classes' columns
Alumni profiles:
Arts Booster Bill Lockwood '59
Compost King Carlos Quijano '66
TB researcher Peter Small '81
Memorials
President Shapiro's page: "Language On-Line"
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