Table of Contents: February 23, 2000

February 23, 2000 cover:
Biotechnology at Princeton
LET IT GLOW
Bonnie Bassler, associate professor of molecular biology, studies bacteria that light up in a crowd.

President's Page

Letters (list)

• Peter Singer
  
• Princeton-Rutgers football
  
• President's Page
  
• The dark side of Silicon Valley
  
• Trustee Steve Forbes '70
  
• Diversity on campus
  
• Larry DuPraz
  
• Anthony Trollope
  
• Gifts to Princeton
  
• Princeton in the Movies
• Princeton numerals

Notebook (all articles)

• University ban on Nude Olympics keeps most sophomores clothed
  One streaker runs despite prohibition
  
• Undergraduates teach chemistry in local schools
  
• Research Shorts
  Earning the big bucks
  
• In Brief
  
• Tech Notes
  Mixing sports and math on the Web for an ESPN.com column
  
• Side Notes
  Bill McCleery . . . Peter Lewis '55 . . . textbooks online
  
• To Our Readers
  Committee recommends new governing structure for PAW

On the Campus: Web Exclusive (all articles)

• Once a model, now a student with a photography business
  Indrani Pal-Chaudhuri '01 schedules her classes around her work
  by Katherine Zoepf '00
  
• Past editions of On the Campus, Online

Features

• Glowing bacteria give researchers a key to new antibiotics
  Princeton scientist studies bioluminescence
  
• Princeton's biomedical developments
  
• For lucky alumni, biotech investments pay big dividends
  Gamblers bank on life-science breakthroughs
  
• Manufacturing people: what does it mean to be human?
  Looking at the issues raised by reprogenics
• Harold Shapiro chairs bioethics commission
  
• Defining our dna -human genome project nears completion
  Discovering how genes interact is next step

First Person

• There's no place like the South Pole for New Year's

100 Years of PAW

Sports (all articles)

• Dartmouth assistant takes football reins
  Roger Hughes is selected from impressive group
  
• Marathoner sets her own pace
  Places 73rd among women at the New York City Marathon
  
• Sports Shorts

Class Notes (class list)
Featuring:

• From the Archives
  
• A new old-girl network lures alumnae
  Women-only events offer activities, including career seminars and lessons in car mechanics
• Vases as buildings
  Ken Wingard '86 designs objects from an architect's perspective
• All-nighters with George W. Bush
  Ted Cruz '92 believes in "compassionate conservatism"
• Learning to kick back
  Eric Albrecht '97, a martial arts champ, now teaches others how to fight

Memorials (full text)

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