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Archives, Volume 02:
| June 2002: |
Get
the most out of Princeton:
One professor's opinion of Who's Who at Princeton
A
first-hand account of the fire that destroyed University Gymnasium
in 1944
Now
or Never:
Human rights, international law and the prospects for peace
in the Middle East:
a lecture By Richard
Cummings '59, Ph.D.
Princeton
in Georgia's Service:
a talk by Paul Hicks ’58
World
War II book list
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| May 22, 2002:
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A
first-hand account of the fire that destroyed University Gymnasium
in 1944
An
account of how writer James Barnes, Class of 1891, got his
degree
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| March 13, 2002: |
Doctors
don't know it all
But Bud Rose '63 helps them find answers |
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February 27, 2002:
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Letter from Washington
Getting into PU
A view from the Alumni Schools Committee |
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December 19 , 2001:
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Letter from Washington
One day, one class
On December 1, The Class of 2001 dedicated themselves to service |
| November 21,
2001: |
Behind
the lens for Esquire magazine
"I'm looking good, and I certainly have hair."
By Benjamin S. Farmer '01 |
October 24,
2001:
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Neil
Henry '77, a professor of journalism at the University of
California-Berkeley, has attracted national attention for his
recent book, Pearl's Secret: A Black Man's Search for His White
Family |
| October 10,
2001: |
Going
to the wall, hitting the wall, and pushing through it
A speech about the importance of sports
by Josh Fien-Helfman '02 |
| September 12, 2001: |
Football:
Not just an Ivy League sport anymore
A new book by Mark Bernstein '83 details the origins and history
of the gridiron game
By Louis Jacobson '92 |
More... Archives,
Volume 01:
| 9/13/00 |
Charter
of the Princeton Alumni Weekly
Related Article in September 13th issue: PAW
corporation dissolved |
| 10/11/00 |
Art
professor appreciation
A tribute to Professor John R. Martin *47 |
|
10/25/00
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Sacred
vs. secular
How Joseph Williamson, the dean of religious life, straddles
the divide |
| 11/8/00 |
Ann
Case *83's research isn't limited to stepfamilies
Poverty in South Africa is her other research field |
| 11/22/00 |
Fashion
Victim
Model behavior from Professor John Fleming |
| 12/20/00 |
Pundit
and professor
Paul Krugman explains economics in print and in class |
| 1/24/01 |
Breaking
and entering
Professor Edward Felten's specialty is exposing security flaws
on the Internet
by Matt Golden '94 |
| 1/24/01 |
PAW received
numerous letters about the Snapshot photograph in the December
6 issue. We published several of them in our January 24 print
issue. The rest are here. |
| 2/7/01 |
Film Review: O
Brother, I love ya
Ethan ’79 and Joel Coen’s new movie shows their
appreciation of the beauty of stupid human beings
Essay: Mickey
Mouse Commentary Unfair To Sunshine State
In defense of Florida
By Chris Hand '95
Profile: Net
effect
Filmmaker James Stanford '98 documents how the Internet influences
our culture
By Rob MacKay '89
Tribute: Medal
of Honor recipient Sandy Bonnyman '32
By Richard A. Davis '47
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| 2/21/01 |
Endowment
Spending Policy Fact Sheet
(January 2001) |
| 3/21/01 |
Examining
James Madison and the Constitution
A report on Princeton's conference February 22-23
By Jeff Davis GS
Table for two.com
Joe Gawronski '91's on-line reservation site, ireserve.com,
lets you plan an evening out 24/7
By Rob MacKay |
| 4/18/01 |
Julian
L. McPhillips '68, a lawyer for all people
By Louis Jacobson '92 |
| 5/16/01 |
How
to Choose a College President
By Harold W. Dodds, president, emeritus of Princeton University
Profile:
Celebrating Sheldon Meyer '49, longtime
history editor
Over his 40-year career, Meyer edited more than 50 books on
American history
By Louis Jacobson '92
Excerpt:
Nassau Hall, Princeton, New Jersey
By Sean Wilentz, Dayton-Stockton professor of history at Nassau
Hall.
Farewell:
An Horatian Ode
Upon the Retirement of Harold Shapiro from the Presidency of
Princeton University
by Paul Muldoon |
| 6/6/01 |
Political
junkies create Web site for opinion and analysis
John McIntyre '91 and Tom Bevan '91 offer a wide range of views,
including their own, at www.realclearpolitics.com
By Rob MacKay '89
Radio revolution
Through Alex Sanford '81's three-year-old site, www.Live365.com,
listeners can hear radio from around the world
By Rob MacKay '89
In her words:
Read My Mind
By B. Ilene Adler '76 |
| 7/4/01 |
Bookmarks
as guideposts
Blink.com seeks sites related to your interests
by Rob MacKay '89
Fresh face
on the literary scene
An offshoot of Immaterial.net, Cabinet offers the eclectic
and art
By Rob MacKay '89
The speedle
of light
Dan Porter '88's dot-com that's better than a grapevine
by Rob MacKay '89
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