Table of Contents: December 1, 1999

December 1, 1999 cover:

Masters of the House
The residential college masters offer students scholarly inspiration and emotional support. Their mission is to extend intellectual life at Princeton beyond the classroom walls.

Letters (list)

• Peter Singer protest
  
• Forbes vs. Singer
  
• Diversity on campus
  
• Correct me if I'm wrong...
  
• The Alumnae/i Weekly
  
• Football
  
• From the Archives
  
• My Hiroshima
  

Notebook (all articles)

• Carl Icahn '57 gives $20 million
  
• Princeton pushes study abroad
  Departments ease obstacles to learning overseas
  
• Trustees criticize Forbes, reaffirm commitment to academic freedom
  
• Armand Hoog
  In Memoriam
  
• Honoring Mandela . . . clip trips . . . disco Dream
  

On the Campus: (all articles)

• Heading up to the Charles
  The two-day regatta brings together rowers of all generations
  by Katherine Zoepf '00
  
• Past editions of On the Campus, Online
  

Features

• Masters of the House
  The residential college masters offer students scholarly inspiration and emotional support. Their mission is to extend intellectual life at Princeton beyond the classroom walls.

First Person

• A wild ride on the swivel chair
  Where work and life don't overlap so much as collide
  by Lisa Belkin '82

In Review (all articles)

• One writer's life
  A bicoastal Alan Deutschman '87 juggles book and magazine projects
• Book briefings
  A sampling of recent books of interest to Princetonians

Sports (all articles)

• Men's soccer earns Ivy championship
  For first time in 15 years, women earn way to NCAA tournament, but inexperience costs them
• The men's cross country team...
  
• Football losses continue
  
• Sisterhood helps women's ice hockey team
  With last year's seniors gone, men's team faces challenges
• Women's Basketball Schedule

Class Notes (class list)

Memorials (full text)

Princeton Exchange

President's Page

O'Brien to serve as acting editor

Lolly O'Brien, managing editor of the Princeton Alumni Weekly, will serve as acting editor of the magazine while a search for a new editor continues. Janice Harayda is no longer serving as editor of paw because of differences between her and the board regarding the management of the magazine.

paw@princeton.edu