02/19/97 cover: Stock Market

1. Have you read or scanned the February 19, 1997, issue of PAW, pictured above?
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2. If your answer to the preceding question is no, do you intend to read this issue?
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"Shirt-Sleeve Ambassadors"
"Is the Stock Market Overvalued?"
DEPARTMENTS
Letters
Princeton Notebook:
Student Fees Increase to $29,435
Alumni Art Through the Ages
In Memoriam: Donald Stokes '51
For Bill Clinton's Second Term, It's STILL the Economy (Joseph E. Stiglitz)
Bradley Papers
In Brief
On the Campus:
Too Many Voices, Not Enough Cash (Student Publications)
Books:
Blue Rhythms: Six Lives in Rhythm and Blues AND Jazz Veterans: A Portrait Gallery by Chip Deffaa '73
Jacqueline Bouvier: An Intimate Memoir by John H. Davis '51
Sports:
Men's Hoops
Women's Basketball
Swimming
Men's Hockey
Princeton Exchange (classified advertising)
From the Archives: (Prince staffers)
Class Notes:
Your class's column
Other classes' columns
Class Notes Feature:
Walter L. Morgan '20 on Wellington
Jack Bogle '51 on Mutual Funds
David Fischer '57 Wins Award
Gus Blanchard '65 Checks In
Diane Gargano '84 Starts Up
Ghosts of Charleston (Jim Buxton '95 and Julian Buxton '83)
Memorials
President's page: "A Sumptuous Feast for the Eye and Mind"
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