February 19, 1997 cover: Stock Market

Letters (story list)

• Career Opportunities
• Jimmy Stewart '32
• Honor Code
• D.C. to Celebrate

Notebook (story list)

• Student Fees Increase to $29,435
• Alumni Art Through the Ages
• In Memoriam: Donald Stokes '51
• On the Scene: For Bill Clinton's Second Term, It's STILL the Economy
  (Former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors Joseph E. Stiglitz)
• Bradley Papers
• In Brief (Honors to Yakov Sinai, John Wheeler, Toni Morrison;
  Study Commission (Harold James) )

On the Campus

• Too Many Voices, Not Enough Cash, by Jeremy Caplan '97

Features

• Shirt-Sleeve Ambassadors
  Retired Execs Aid Free Enterprise in Developing Nations
  by Marvin Zim '57

• Is the Stock Market Overvalued?:
  A Princeton Economist and His Students Try to Answer a Question Posed by Alan Greenspan
  by Uwe E. Reinhardt
  (Click HERE to see Reinhardt's Economics 102 paper.)

Books (story list)

• Blue Rhythms:
  Six Lives in Rhythm and Blues
  AND
  Jazz Veterans: A Portrait Gallery
  by Chip Deffaa '73
• Jacqueline Bouvier: An Intimate Memoir
  by John H. Davis '51
• Books Received

Sports (story list)

• Men's Hoops Struggles to Victory
• Women's Basketball Splits First Two
• Men and Women Swimmers Upset Harvard in Clash of Titans
• Orange Line Leads (Men's) Hockey's Offense
• Scoreboard

• 250 Years of Princeton: Notes from the Class of 1879
• Walter Morgan '20 Recounts Rise of Wellington
• Jack Bogle '51 on Mutual Funds
• David Fischer '57
  Wins Award
• Gus Blanchard '65
  Checks In
• Dian Gargano '84
  Starts Up
• The Ghosts of Charleston Jim Buxton '95 and Julian Buxton '83)
  

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