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July 7, 2002:

Preparing for the worst
Senator Bill Frist '74 looks at bioterrorism

The clash of careers and kids
Lisa Belkin Gelb '82 talks about her new book

Features Archives, Volume 02:

June 5, 2002:	Faculty File: Lupus link Martin Weigert discovers point where immunity breaks down Alumni Spotlight: Take that! David Kahn '94 teaches New Yorkers self-defense Alumni Spotlight: The new bellboy Erik Anderson '84, one of the guys behind Nokia, brings interest in art and architecture to making mobile phones Alumni Spotlight: Abs to the altar Fitness trainer, Tracy Effinger '91 offers workout advice to soon-to-be-marrieds
April 24, 2002	The academics of terrorism What Princeton professors are exploring in their research Alumni Spotlight: Sensing is believing Emily Liman '85 studies missing genetic link in humans Alumni Spotlight: Ending "cooties" Theater director Norma Bowles '84 sows tolerance, reaches out to gay youth Alumni Spotlight: It's a gimp thing Steven L. Graham '78 makes "CraftLace" and "Noooodles" for kiddie crafts
April 10, 2002:	Nurturing Success Alumnus's SEED Public Charter School rearing fresh, new minds in nation's capital By Argelio Dumenigo A Tribute to Dean Ernest Gordon From a letter Allard wrote for the Class of 1974 letter for The American Oxonian By Nicholas Allard '74 The Making of a boathouse: The C. Bernard Shea '16 Rowing Center An Irresistible Pull When a boatman learns that practice makes victory By Jay Paris '71 Alumni Spotlight: A dancer's doctor Orthopedist William Hamilton '54 sees to feet, legs, and hips By Caroline Moseley Alumni Spotlight: Still undefeated Attorney Martin Harris '84 has never lost a case By Kathryn Levy Feldman '78 Alumni Spotlight: The wind in his hair Alan Lopez '65 pilots vintage biplane to out of the way places By Caroline Moseley Alumni Spotlight: Relieving suffering, building hope CARE president Peter Bell *64 roots out poverty, affirms dignity By Marianne Eismann '79
March 27, 2002:	Alumni Spotlight: Better bedside manners '94ers Jennifer Greene, Kim Newell, and Mary Lantin help doctors cross cultural barriers that divide them from their patients By A. Melissa Kiser '75 Faculty File: Hialeah history Professor Patricia Fernandez-Kelly explores the world of the Cuban immigrant
March 13 , 2002:	Alumni Spotlight: Big plans for New York City Gifford Miller '92 faces challenges as speaker of City Council Alumni Spotlight: Fascinated by Rubens and reincarnation Frank Deford '61 explores both in his seventh novel By Kate Swearengen '04 Alumni Spotlight: Go light, ultra light Demetri '88 and Kim Coupounas '89 create new outdoor gear
February 27, 2002:	Alumni Spotlight: Making music Singer and trombonist Dave Burns '53 resurrects a Golden Age Alumni Spotlight: Civil rights under siege Anthony Romero '87 heads ACLU and a critical time Alumni Spotlight: A fancy gas station Frank Lomax '95, Erik Bue '96 and John Lettow '95 turn natural gas into hydrogen
February 13, 2002:	Faculty Profile: Fatherhood counts big for kids Roland C. Warren '83 leads National Fatherhood Initiative's fight to reduce fatherless homes Why wear white? And who needs a wedding cake, anyway? Stephanie Rosenbaum new sassy bride book encourages brides-to-be to think creatively Tracking the way of the tire Professor Alan Krueger and graduate student Alexandre Mas found that strikes play a role in the product
January 30, 2002:	Faculty Profile: More isn't always better when it comes to making a decision Eldar Shafir, professor of psychology, finds that information alone isn't always the key Prepping for college John Katzman '81 talks about his SAT tutoring company, Princeton Review By Richard Atcheson '56 A.A. Milne gets mimicked, again Lit crit Frederick Crews *58, author of The Pooh Perplex, pokes the Academy once more with his new book, Postmodern Pooh By David Marcus '92
December 19, 2001:	A classicist wins "genius" grant Danielle Allen '93's studies range from Greek poetry to Ralph Ellison By Louis Jacobson '92 Graham Burnett '93: Historian of science Exploring history and the history of exploring By David Marcus '92 Food and Fishing Writer Peter Kaminsky '69 obsesses on both By J.I. Merritt '66 Donkey dancing in NYC Jordan Roth '97 sees his disco show into a second year and opens anew Rocky Horror Picture Show by David Marcus '92
December 5, 2001:	Selling the book Will Weiser '89 talks about his job as director of publicity at Crown Business Publishers By Rob Mackay '89 It's more than the climb Summiting Mt. Princeton on a beautiful day in June By Erika Schielke '01 American mercenaries in Rhodesia Exploring diplomatic history in Zimbabwe By Andy DeRoche '89
November 21, 2001:	Fixing the Bureau Suggestions from a long-time observer, Cilfford Karchmer '68 By Tom Nugent Who's rude, and who's not? Etiquette Girl Lesley Carlin '95 on the occasion of her new book of manners, Things You Need to Be Told (And it would be highly rude to omit mention of her coauthor, Honore McDonough Ervin.)
November 7, 2001:	The Road To Jericho A Contemporaneous Tale of Good and Evil By William Prickett '47 Years on the Yangtze A profile of Peter Hessler '92 about teaching in China and his new book, River Town By Kate Swearengen '04
October 24, 2001:	China and the modern world Professor Perry Link talks about global terrorism and his book The Tiananmen Papers By Fran Hulette Comparison shopping Dan Ciporin '80, CEO of Dealtime.com, helps users find the best prices on scores of products By Rob MacKay '89
October 10, 2001:	Buffalo Running Writer Chris Lear ’96 recounts his year of running cross-country with the University of Colorado By Rich O’Brien Cloning pets, closer than you think thanks for Louis Hawthorne '83 Genetic Savings & Clone has already cloned a bull and a goat By Rob MacKay '89
September 12, 2001:	Moby-Dick: The Story of a Start-Up By August J. Moretti '72 Susan Schwartz '88 does Debbie on the Fringe Creating theater from a porn film's dialogue By David Marcus '92

Features Archives, Volume 01:

9/13/00	George W. vs. Al Gore Assessing the candidates
9/13/00	A sense of where he is Frederick Reiken '88 talks about his new book and the writing life
10/11/00	Censorship comes with the territory C.P. Chou takes restrictions in stride
10/11/00	Student life 2000 and beyond An interview with the vice president for campus life, Janet Dickerson.
10/25/00	Of Genetics, race, and evolution What the director of Princeton's new institute for genomics has to say
11/8/00	Catching up with Rebecca Goldstein *77, the imp of metaphysics
11/8/00	Anti-modern age
11/22/00	Of animals and ethics A conversation with Peter Singer, professor of bioethics
11/22/00	An A for effort? Does David Kelley '79 make the grade for his new television show on FOX?
12/6/00	From one playwright to another A tribute to Bill McCleery
12/6/00	Invading My Space The new meaning of community
12/20/00	The "Spoiler" speaks out Ralph Nader looks back at the election 2000 Louis Jacobson '92 interviewed Nader at his campaign headquarters
12/20/00	Juicy bits and literary lights Little known facts about your favorite authors
1/24/01	The Sound of Math Turning a mathematical theorem and proof into a musical
1/24/01	The Days of a Dean A diary of student life in the 1950s by the man who knew it best by Bill Lippincott '41
2/7/01	Creating character while commuting Investment banker Akhil Sharma's first novel examines the world of a man who molested his daughter By Lolly O'Brien
2/7/01	Kaleidoscopic Princeton Student voices about the university in the year 2000
2/21/01	Keeping sites trouble-free Mark Bailey '81 makes business-to-business easy By Rob MacKay '89
3/7/01	Our mutual friend How Princeton set John Bogle '51 on his financial course On call 24-7 When he's not doctoring, Danny Grossi '93 is selling on the Internet
3/21/01	Excerpt: Proudly Serving My Corporate Masters What I Learned in Ten Years as a Microsoft Programmer By Adam Barr '88 Getting literary feet in the door Dick Purdue '50's new Internet publishing venture seeks quality material out of the mainstream By Rob MacKay '89
4/4/01	The laws of war and child soldiers Professor Jeffrey Herbst, who specializes in sub-Sahara Africa, finds laws proliferate, enforcement lags, and paradoxes abound By Fran Hulette Number-cruncher-in-chief By Louis Jacobson '92
4/18/01	An instrument for fiction and fiction writers Madison Smartt Bell '79, prolific author and professor, finds himself a literary mentor to his students By Stephanie Shapiro Wheelchairs welcome Traveling to the Gaza Strip to fit disabled Palestinians By Jeff Pojanowski '00
5/16/01	The culture and value of sports: a roundtable discussion Here comes HanuKat Now even the Jewish holidays have a playful icon By Rob MacKay Brian Widell '94 and Marc Chabot '97's software technology keeps freight moving By Rob MacKay '89
6/6/01	Education reformer Wendy Kopp '89 on her life and work By Maria LoBiondo From bad boyfriend to boisterous book Jennifer Weiner '91 pens her first novel, Good in Bed By Lou Jacobson '92
6/4/01	Virtual viewing Buying art in the cyberage is easy, and the selection is great By Rob Mackay '89 From Princeton to New York, the show goes on A group of Princetonians found the Prospect Theater Company By David Marcus '92
7/17/01	Jane Shumate Alison '83 discusses her first novel, The Love-Artist By Andrea Gollin '88
8/5/01	August 5, 2001: PU Summer Stock: Something's up over at Murray-Dodge Princeton Summer Theatre is alive and well By Regina Tan '00 August 5, 2001: La Dolce Tour-a Tom Rankin '83, a Romaphile, shows others the hidden and not-so-hidden treasures of the Eternal City By Lou Jacobson
8/7/01	Helping the turtle cross the road Roger Wood '62 prowls New Jersey causeways looking for turtles who've lost the race against cars By Jim Merritt '66
8/10/01	What's on in Berlin? Or how about Rome? At www.Culturekiosque.com, Antonio Romero '87 brings cultural offerings to your screen by Rob MacKay '89