Notebook - June 10, 1998

New football stadium nears completion			Trustees call for an end to alcohol abuse
Princeton Stadium	The planners of the new Princeton Stadium have managed to capture Palmer's memory while infusing it with a lightness and intimacy that Palmer lacked. "Awesome" and "breathtaking" are the two words most used by people to describe the new stadium.... Click here for more...		Alcohol abuse continues to be a serious problem on campus, the trustees have concluded. Combating it requires more than the piecemeal effort that the university has tried so far, said Marsha Levy-Warren '73, chairwoman of a subcommittee of the Trustee Committee on Student Life, Health, and Athletics.... Click here for more...
Biological software			Trustees promote four to tenure
Without benefit of graduate degrees or even a "For Dummies" manual, the cells of living things routinely perform complex computations. They "read" and "rewrite" vast quantities of genetic information to produce the astounding variety of creatures and plants on earth. But how did mere molecules get so organized? Click here for more...			Gideon Rosen *92	The trustees promoted four members of the faculty to the rank of associate professor with tenure, effective July 1: Suzanne L. Marchand in history, Gideon A. Rosen *92 in philosophy, Cecilia E. Rouse in economics and the Woodrow Wilson School, and Allan M. Rubin in geosciences.... Click here for more...