Table of Contents: May 17, 2000

Party Planning 101:
The Class of '75 gets a crash course in Reunions

President's Page

From the Editor

Letters (list)

• Hammering out your own path
  
• Concern for paw
  
• President's Page in PAW
  
• Helping around the world
  
• More money, more students
  
• Forbes, freedom, and funds
  
• No to the WTO
  
• Robert Ray '82, say it ain't so!
  
• Off by a decade?
  
• Balcony crowds
• Tigers on the fairway
• Memorial funds, or not?
• Tales of Coach Bill Clarke
• James Ward Smith service
• Editor's note

Notebook (all articles)

• The Tiger will roar a bit louder
  Trustees vote to increase size of student body
  
• So, what do you think?
• Princeton poet wins Pulitzer
  
• Technology specialist Ira Fuchs goes to Mellon Foundation
  Princeton's vice president for computing will maintain ties to the university
  
• In search of a class: "Yes!" letters sent out
  
• Duke's Dickerson to head campus life
  New vice president position created for her
• Theatre Intime closes for renovation
  Reunion show will go on in adjacent courtyard
  
• Renowned economist joins faculty
  
• Are women interested in economics?
  A recent study suggests a way to improve the numbers
  
• Are unions going the way of the dodo?
  
• In Brief
  
• Talks on Campus
  
• reunions time
  
• In search of the real Cuba
  Students travel south to find answers, open debate

On the Campus

100 Years of PAW

Features

• Bicycle follies
  A dare-to ride from Princeton to Vassar-became a scam and then a race
• Oh, take a hike . . . around Princeton
• The Making of a 25th
  Wine-tastings, fire engines, and duking it out over jackets

Books received

Sports (all articles)

• Jeff Halpern '99 named NHL's Rookie of the Month
  Men's hockey coach Don Cahoon departs for UMass job
  
• John Messuri '89 builds a dynasty
  Coach leads high school program to two state championships
  
• Sports Shorts
  
• Dog sledder realizes dream in Alaska
  Dan Dent '63 completes the Iditarod on his second attempt
  
• Scores and Schedules

Class Notes (class list)
Featuring:

• From the Archives
  
• Sundays on the radio with John
  Cee-deejay John Platt '70 plays freely on public radio
• Peril for an arrogant Princetonian
  Watch out, or author Tom Paine '84 might place you in terrible danger in his next book
  
• So what's so interesting about nothing?
  Zero turns out to be something more than the sum of its parts
• Rescuing Ernest Hemingway from political incorrectness
  Charles Riley '79's magazine for people with disabilities scores literary coup
• Looking for a fight
  Featherweight Anju Reejhsinghani '93 likes to hit

Memorials (full text)

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