November 5, 1997 cover: Engineering and Society

Letters (story list)

• Gay ceremony
• PAW's new look
• Mount Princeton

Notebook (story list)

• New director at downsized PPPL
• New program in law and public affairs
• Making and keeping peace in Croatia
• Wilson School offers one-year master's
• Research Shorts: Health-care costs, Bioremediation
• In Memoriam: Prof. Leslie K. Johnson
• Varsity athletic participation

On the Campus

• EXCLUSIVELY ONLINE: SPEED CHUGGING AT PRINCETON, by Kelley King '98

• SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO . . ., by Dave Itzkoff '98

Features

Bridging Two Cultures

Books (story list)

• Love and hate between cities and sports: Home Team: Professional Sports and the American Metropolis
  by Michael N. Danielson *62
• Money and what to do with it: The Dean Witter Guide to Personal Investing (Revised Edition)
  by Robert M. Gardiner '44
• Hubbard's strong tenor featured on new album: Nathan Church Hubbard '97 of Rockwell Church
• Walking the plank with Jollyroger.com: Elliot McGucken '91's Web site
  
• Drifters on the run in a first novel by Fred Leebron '83
  
• Madison Smartt Bell '79 analyses structure
  
• Music Received
  
• Books Received
  

Sports (story list)

• Road house romp for football
• Breaking the ice: Men's, women's hockey
• Terps shell field hockey
• Carril inducted into hoops Hall of Fame
• Soccer: Rea shines for women; men snag comeback wins
• Scoreboard and Highlights

Class Notes (class list)
Featuring:

• Both a physician and an attorney be: Robert H. Goebel '68
• Beth Wilkinson '84 helped prosecute Timothy McVeigh

Memorials (load text)

First Person

• BROKEN DREAM, by Alan Sipress '83