Notebook - February 25, 1998

University lowers price tag for some students			Shapiro after a decade
In an effort to make a Princeton education more financially accessible to low- and middle-income students, the university will revamp its financial aid policies. The changes will result in a substantial increase in scholarship awards for most students on financial aid, making the amount they pay in line with what it costs to attend major state universities... Click here for more...			Harold T. Shapiro *64		As Harold Shapiro celebrates his 10th anniversary as Princeton's president, administrators and students agree that his ability to combine a clear direction for the future with timely, subtle wit has served the university well... Click here for more...
Faculty File
When Ed Zschau '61, a visiting professor in the electrical engineering department, completed his final lecture of the fall semester, he flipped on a boom box. The song, "My Way," without the words, filled the Bowen Hall auditorium. Soon, Zschau began belting out his own versiona fitting conclusion to a first-time engineering course, High Tech Entrepreneurship... Click here for more...			Ed Zschau '61