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| November
6, 2002 |
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University
asks court to dismiss Robertson Foundation lawsuit
Princeton
architects develop plans for World Trade Center site
Apathy
in New Jersey to impact nation, panelists say
ALUMNI
Manjul
Bhargava *01 and Zoltan Haiman make Popular Science’s list
of brilliant young scientists
Former trustee,
Chang-Lin Tien *59 dies
SPORTS
Football
survives scare at Cornell to win 32-25 in OT
Women’s
soccer clinches NCAA berth win over Cornell
Field hockey
upsets No. 8 North Carolina in busy week
Tyler Wren
’03 defends his national Collegiate Mountain Bike cross-country
title
Water polo
loses to Navy in Southern Championships
Cross-country
teams make strong showings at Heptagonals
Women’s
volleyball still in hunt for Ivy title
Women’s
hockey opens season with two shutouts |
| October
30, 2002 |
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Scaturro
named University information technology security officer
NASA’s
Sean O’Keefe discusses administration’s future
Anthony
Grafton discusses "mathematical magic"
Joyce
Carol Oates earns Sandburg Award for lifetime achievement
Women
in Black stage silent protests on campus
ALUMNI
Scott
Muller ’71 sworn in as CIA’s general counsel
Charles
F. Gammie *92 awarded Presidential Early Career Award
Former
AP bureau chief William Lewis Beale ’27 dies
Marc
Sternberg ’95 organizes conference to mark 1953 Baton
Rouge bus boycott
Walter
Cerf *41 leaves Brooklyn College its largest gift ever
Ann
Florini *83 joins Brookings Institution
SPORTS
Ivy
championship hopes slim as football falls to Harvard
Women’s
soccer win streak snapped at 12 with 2OT loss to Harvard
Bob
Bradley ’80 -returns to New Jersey to coach Metrostars
Field hockey
remains undefeated in Ivy League
Second
place finish for men’s water polo at ECAC tournament
Men’s
soccer hands Harvard first Ancient Eight loss
|
| October
23, 2002 |
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Discover magazine honors three professors
Committee
formed for search for admissions dean
Freshmen
struck by car
Seniors
feel tight job market
Tokamak
Fusion Test Reactor removal successfully completed
New Queer
group forms
Former
U.N. weapons inspector calls war on Iraq a mistake
ALUMNI
Alumnae
make Fortune’s powerful women’s list
Bernard
H. Ridder Jr. ’38 dies
Two alumni win MacArthur
grants: Ann
Blair *90, a professor of history at Harvard, and Charles
Steidel ’84, a professor of astronomy at the California
Institute of Technology.
SPORTS
It’s
on: Tiger football faces Harvard with Ivy title on line this
weekend after beating Brown
Win streak
reaches 12 games for 13th ranked women’s soccer
Men’s
water polo beats Navy, 9-8, in battle of country’s two,
top-ranked teams
Women’s
field hockey pounds Brown, 9-1; undefeated in Ivy
Split
for women’s volleyball as they beat Yale and fall to Brown
It’s
another tie for men’s soccer, now 2-6-4
U.S. team
hands women’s lacrosse 15-4 loss in exhibition |
| October
16, 2002 |
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Rarely shown Cezanne watercolors at museum
New
certificate in modern European politics and society offered
Bioterrorism
conference on campus
Women
and Gender program marks 20th year
Arts Alive
expands
Development
office restructures
ALUMNI
The late
Walter Cerf *41 leaves over $6 million to Princeton
Meg
Whitman ’77 denies wrongdoing
Two alumni win MacArthur
grants: Ann
Blair *90, a professor of history at Harvard, and Charles
Steidel ’84, a professor of astronomy at the California
Institute of Technology.
Peter
Mesrobian '81 rides across America for Parkinson's research
SPORTS
Football
snatches win from Colgate
Women’s
soccer stands as lone undefeated team in Division I
Women’s
golf wins ECAC title; Kiser ’05 captures individual title
Field hockey
wins two, then gets shut out by Boston University
Women’s
tennis loses to Yale in ECAC championships
Men’s
soccer drops to 2-6-2
Army
blanks sprint football, 29-0
|
| October
9, 2002 |
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Scientists
identify “genetic signature” of stem cells
Democrats
should oppose a war with Iraq, say professors
Wellness
center proposed for campus
Palmer
Square antiwar protest
Number
of applicants to the Graduate School increase
Einstein
to be immortalizedAnti-intellectualism on campus
More freshmen
are ROTC students
WROC survey
shows bias
Professor
Doran selected as Sherman Scholar
ALUMNI
Peter
Mesrobian '81 rides across America for Parkinson's research
Meg
Whitman ’77’s connections to IPOs being investigated
Class
of 2002 facing lower starting salaries
Ralph
Nader ’55 rallies in Trenton
Two alumni win MacArthur
grants: Ann
Blair *90, a professor of history at Harvard, and Charles
Steidel ’84, a professor of astronomy at the California
Institute of Technology.
Princeton’s
Ivy League football season opens with win at Columbia
Women’s
soccer keeps winning and jumps to 15 in national poll
University
to host 2004 Women’s Lacrosse Final Four
Men’s
cross-country team takes first at Gator Invitational in Florida
Field hockey
at 4-4 after loss to third-ranked Old Dominion
|
| October
2, 2002: |
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Conference
on issues confronting Islam
Physics
professor helps unearth fraudulent work at Bell Labs
Undergraduate
students finally get visas
Two
seniors named in Glamour magazine’s Top 10 contest
Tower
to skip bicker this fall, students bicker Ivy and Cap
New
director and three new scholars join Society of Fellows
Library
acquires Arabic calligraphy
Patch
Adams talks on “Humor and Health”
Health
services director Daniel Silverman to discuss alcohol use
with town officials
ALUMNI
John Nash
*50 Honored
Princeton Club
of Shanghai holds inaugural meeting
Two alumni win MacArthur
grants: Ann
Blair *90, a professor of history at Harvard, and Charles
Steidel ’84, a professor of astronomy at the California
Institute of Technology.
SPORTS
Atkinson
’03 scores three TD’s in 34-19 Tiger win; Columbia
up next
Women’s
soccer remains undefeated
Field
hockey drops two at home to national powers
Men’s
water polo defeats Brown and Harvard in home tourney
Women’s
volleyball wins fifth match in a row to open 5-1
Cross-country
teams both place third at Paul Short Invitational
Sprint
football loses season opener
|
| September
25, 2002: |
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Professor,
emeritus, Richard Challener '44, scholar of American history,
dies at 79
Professor
Bonnie Bassler wins MacArthur grant
Stanford
geneticist named head of Genomics Institute
Carl
A. Fields Center dedicated
Committee
proposes program for four-year residential colleges
Performance
groups put on first Festival of Faiths
NASA selects
Princeton to join group researching space-age materials
Cotsen
Museum to reopen after renovations
University
gives free tickets to students who take booze course
Professor
Frederick Barton named to center for international studies
ALUMNI
Troubadour
magazine wins award
Lily
Shangreaux ’74 directs PBS documentary
Bush
to nominate Scott Muller ’71 to be general counsel of
CIA
Karl Ege
’65 and his class raise funds for village in Vietnam
Peter
Stroh ’51 dies
Scientist
Anthony Turkevich *40 dies
Princeton Club
of Shanghai holds inaugural meeting
Two alumni win MacArthur
grants: Ann
Blair *90, a professor of history at Harvard, and Charles
Steidel ’84, a professor of astronomy at the California
Institute of Technology.
SPORTS
Gridiron
déjà vu as Tigers squander 17-point lead at
Lehigh
Field hockey
pummels Dartmouth for third straight win
Women’s
soccer remains undefeated with 4-1 win over Dartmouth
Hockey
teams not highly regarded in preseason polls
|
| September
18, 2002: |
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University
commemorates Sept. 11
Wilson
School faculty members describe Sept. 11 legacies
Uwe
Reinhardt among most powerful in healthcare
McPherson
comes out with new book
University
ups Internet security
Princeton
tops US News rankings again
Three
foreign students awaiting visas
University
to build more graduate housing
Scientists
identify 'genetic signature' of stem cells
Campus
Club to move away from sign-ins
Student
works to bring World's Fair to NY
ALUMNI
John Keker ’65 defends Enron head
Alexander
Janko ’91 composes score for “My Big Fat Greek Wedding”
Princeton Club
of Shanghai holds inaugural meeting
SPORTS
Princeton
up against a tough Lehigh team this weekend
Swimmer
Albert VandeWeghe ’40, Olympic medal winner and world
record holder, died last month
Women’s
field hockey loses in upset
Men’s
soccer ties two to open season
Men’s
and women’s cross-country teams win openers
Men’s
water polo takes two of three at home
Women’s
volleyball drops season opener to St. John’s
|
| September
11, 2002: |
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Opening
Exercises held Sept. 11
"After
Sept. 11" exhibit opened on campus
Director
of Office of Government Affairs named
Physicist
David Wilkinson, explorer of Big Bang afterglow, dies
ALUMNI
Queen
Noor ’73 to receive Ronald McDonald House Charity award
Richard
Greenberg ’80s new play comes to NY
David
Rakowski *96 is Pulitzer runner-up
Christopher
Janney ’73 creates sound sculpture in garage
Dale
G. Caldwell ’82 named to NJ community affairs department
SPORTS
Women’s
soccer opens Princeton’s sports year with victory
Football
falls to Columbia in preseason scrimmage
US
national field hockey team hands Princeton 7-0 thrashing
Ivy League
cuts TV deal with YES Network
|
| September
4, 2002: |
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Opening
Exercises to be held Sept. 11
"After Sept. 11"
exhibit opens on campus
Princeton’s admission
snooping makes news and jokes
Surfer girl defers admission
Symposium on African
American experience
Hogendoorn to investigate
arms into Somalia
Portes and Healy *01 win
Sociological Association awards
Princeton-funded scholarships
awarded to 10 John Jay students
Senior David Bradley
named a finalist in Intel Contest
Econ professor Jose
Scheinkman joins Gomes’ campaign
ALUMNI
Robert
H. Waterston ’65 moves to the University of Washington
SEED School featured on
PBS and Oprah
Queen Noor ’73 to
receive Ronald McDonald House Charity award
Richard Greenberg ’80s
new play comes to NY
David Rakowski *96 is
Pulitzer runner-up
Christopher Janney ’73
creates sound sculpture in garage
Dale G. Caldwell ’82
named to NJ community affairs department
Donald J. Sutherland
’53, founder of buyout firm, dies
Jim Marshall ’72
runs in Democratic primary in Georgia’s third district
SPORTS
Men’s
basketball 6-1 on tour of Spain
WBUD AM 1260 new radio home
for Tigers
Athletics department announces
bus trips to select road games
Ross Tucker ’01 to
start for NFL’s Redskins
Mike Bois ’97 joins
men's hockey coaching staff |
| August
14, 2002 |
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Bernanke
sworn in to Federal Reserve Board
Princetonians contribute
$36.4 million to Annual Giving
Professor Claudia Tate
dies at 55
Princeton makes Kaplan’s
nerdiest and hottest schools’ list
Top aide to outgoing NYC
schools chancellor heading to WWWS
Chang-rae Lee's 'Native
Speaker' selected for Princeton Reads program
Art Museum offers to return
ancient Roman sculptural relief
Wilmerding named member
of White House preservation committee
Discovery of chromosome-capping
activator could aid cancer research
Daniel Heller-Roazen and
Gideon Rosen *92 awarded Mellon fellowships
Bolton, Roell named to
European Corporate Governance Institute
Seljak wins NSF award
Bernhard receives 2002
Dreyfus New Faculty Award
McLanahan to lead Population
Association of America
Lieb receives Austrian
national prize
Chess Club players score
at U.S. and World opens
ALUMNI
Senator Frist
speaks out on smallpox vaccination
Valerie Vigoda’87’s
Groovelily performs at music fest
Virginia locals embark
on Wilson library
South Korean prime minister claims Princeton status
SPORTS
Tigers picked to finish
second in preseason Ivy football poll
New assistant coach
for women’s basketball
Princeton to take on
national women’s field hockey team in September
Three Tigers to play
in 2002 USA Hockey women’s festival
|
| July
31, 2002 |
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FBI
probes Princeton's admission office violations
Roberston
family sues Princeton over management of $550-million foundation
Peter Bunnell helps
pick photos for U.S. stamp
Alan Krueger addresses
the link between poverty and terrorism
Cut emissions now,
says Oppenheimer
Marta Tienda earns honorary
degree
Jean Schwarzbauer
elected to cell biology council
ALUMNI
Michael Oren *86
pens study of Six Day War
Stephen Feinberg ’82
and Dwight Anderson ’89 make list of top hedge fund managers
Bush nominated Michael
Klosson *75 ambassador to Cyprus
SPORTS
Men’s basketball
to be without some familiar faces
Southpaw Scott Hindman
’03 signs with Anaheim Angels
Princeton crew's
Cranston '03 and Pernell '03 help U.S. to medals at world
regatta
Two-sport Tiger Chris
Young ’02 mowing ‘em down on the farm
|
| July
17, 2002 |
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Andrew Dobson finds world
will be warmer and sicker
Joseph Frank publishes final
volume of biography of Dostoyevsky
Nell Painter looks at
interactions of blacks and whites in new book
Another senior wins Rhodes
scholarship
Daniel Silverman to
serve as head of Health Services
Ung Lee ’02 wins short
fiction prize
ALUMNI
Bush
appoints Heather Graham *99 White House fellow
Roberto Junguito *72
to become finance minister of Colombia
Karl E. Meyer *56 edits
journal that criticizes war on terror
NYT talks with Shapiro
about medical ethics and care of children
Sam Page, a.k.a. Samuel
Elliott ’98 makes People's sexiest single guys list
Willard S. Randall *84
featured in PBS series on Ben Franklin
Senator Paul Sarbanes
’54 stirs corporate change
Manhattan antiquities
dealer Frederick Schultz ’79 sentenced for stealing art
from Egypt
John Mosler ’54,
former head of world's largest safe maker, died July 7
SPORTS
U.S wins world title in
mens’ lacrosse as Tigers shine in Australia
Princeton stars in elite
summer field hockey league
Softball coaches Maureen
Davies ’97 and Jen Sewell receive regional coaching honors
Tiger baseball’s
closer Pauly ’02 named ABCA/Rawlings All-American
Kongslie ’03 receives
honorable mention on preseason All-America squad
Princeton helps Ivy League
place sixth in Sears Cup rankings of college sports conferences
Feature:
Two-sport
Tiger Chris Young ’02 mowing ‘em down on the farm
|
| July
3, 2002: |
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Klawe named dean of Engineering and Applied Science
Princeton
neuroscientist likens sugar craving to drug dependence
Faster, smaller, cheaper
computer chips
Professor Perry Link
stopped at Hong Kong airport
Scholars pull out of
conference in protest over Cornel West *80
Chinese figure painting
at Art Museum
Professor Robert
Stengel *68 earns education award
ALUMNI
Nine
new trustees
NYC school founded by
Nancy Easton ’88 to close down
Robert H. Waterston
’65 earns prize
Robert Ehrlich ’79
faces Kathleen Kennedy in Maryland
Investment banker Daniel
Case ’79 dies
SPORTS
Tierney gets call from
the Hall
Tigers a real presence
on U.S. national men’s lacrosse team vying for world title
this month
Princeton places
21st in annual rankings of U.S. athletic departments
Women’s basketball
coach Richard Barron brings in first recruiting class
Former women’s
lacrosse star Julia Shaner ’01 joins coaching staff at
Penn
Armond Hill ’85’s
Columbia Lions to play in preseason NIT |
| June
19, 2002: |
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Russel named dean of the
Graduate School
Spence gift creates Ludwig
endowment
Shapiro honored
Professor Emeritus Palmer
dies
$7.5 million funds work in
'organic' electronics
Geoscientist urges reduction
of greenhouse gas emissions
Nehamas to lead American
Philosophical Association
Anderson earns Herbert
Simon Gold Medal
Michael Graves to be recognized
as Indiana Living Legend
Robert Fagles earns honorary
degree from Yale
Cotsen Children's Library
closed until October for new installation
Recent Acquisitions on
display through September 1
ALUMNI
Egyptian diplomat
Tahseen Basheer *53
Alumni named Carnegie
scholars
Jonathan Whetzel ’48,
Washington state politician, dies
SPORTS
Fencer Lindsay Campbell
’02 named to Academic All-America third team
Becker ’03 and Smith
’02 selected to women’s lax Academic All-America unit |
| June
12, 2002: |
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Henry Louis Gates to
stay at Harvard
Professor finds low-level
oil spills can cause serious damage
Professor Alvin Kernan
writes satire
Professor John Bonner
pens autobiography
ALUMNI
Paul Holland
’01 to canoe the Yukon
John Fort III ’63
interim leader of Tyco
David Gluck ’90
new director of San Francisco theater
Philosopher Rogers
Albritton *55 dies
Rebecca Goldstein
*77's 1983 novel good summer reading
David F. Zucker ’84
named president of Playboy
Novelist Jodi Picoult
’87 churns out ninth novel
SPORTS
Women’s lax coach
Chris Sailer named coach of the year
Two Tigers selected
in Major League Baseball draft
|
| June
5, 2002: |
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Meg Whitman ’77
speaks at Baccalaureate service
James Baker ’52
at Class Day Ceremony
Class Day Awards
Lillian Pierce named
valedictorian, Josephine Dru was salutatorian
Honorary
doctorates go to eight
President's distinguished
teaching awards
Tilghman gives
first commencement address
Graduate
student teaching awards
Faculty earn graduate
mentoring awards
Japanese woodblock
prints on view at Art Museum
ALUMNI
Oprah
gives Raj Vinnakota ’93 award
Annamie Paul *01 to start
center for political leadership
SPORTS
Harris ’02 closes
magical season with another NCAA high jump title
Simmons ’02 places
second in 800m at NCAA championships
Women’s lightweight
crew claims fourth IRA title
Many honors for athletes
in Class of ’02
Inside Lacrosse names Simone
’02 and Becker ’03 Players of the Year
|
| May
29, 2002 |
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James
Baker ’52, 61st secretary of state, donates papers to
Princeton
Princeton to display
first four printed Bibles, May 31
Marion J. Levy Jr., scholar
of modernization, dies at 83
Students named Goldwater
scholars
Tilghman attends women’s
leadership summit
History of Forrestal
Campus published
Faculty members win
awards, fellowship
ALUMNI
Dean
Cain ’88 in "Out of Time"
Polling expert
Charles Roll ’50 dies
Marc Fisher
’80 fields questions for Potomac Confidential
Jon Hlafter
’61 *63 receives historic preservation award
Four alumni
awarded Mellon fellowships
Two alumni win
Rome Prize fellowships
SPORTS
Season-long rally ends
for men’s lacrosse as they fall to Syracuse in the NCAA
final
Three Tigers earn NCAA
first- team All-America honors in women’s lacrosse
Harris ’02 and Simmons
’02 lead Princeton track and field into NCAAs this weekend
Women’s open crew
heads to Indiana for the NCAA championships
Softball places three
on NCAA All-Regional team
|
| May
22, 2002 |
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Nassau
Weekly’s Top Ten Girls make Talk of the Town
Professors take issue
with Israel divestment campaign
Seniors pledge social
responsibility
Princeton short
on graduate-student housing
Professor Michael Wood
honored with Behrman award
Bodhan Paczynski wins
astronomy award
Vincent Poor *77 to receive
NSF award for teaching
ALUMNI
Historian and author Walter
Lord ’39 dies
Sean Hartman ’97
runs and runs and runs
Billy Aronson ’79’s
one-act play, Reunions, in New York
Sidney Pestka ’57
to receive National Medal of Technology
Teach for America applications
up
F. Scott subject of
TV movie "Last Call"
Katherine Mosby ’79
publishes second novel
SPORTS
Women’s lacrosse
wins it all!
Men’s lacrosse battles
its way into Final Four this weekend
Softball loses two
heartbreakers in NCAA regional
Simmons ’02 captures
800m title at ECAC championships
Men’s track and
field place sixth at IC4A championships
Taylor Northrop ’02
in NFL camp
|
| May
15, 2002 |
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Ben Bernanke, chair
of the economics department, named to Federal Reserve Board
Princeton mathematician
Elias Stein to receive the National Medal of Science
Anne-Marie Slaughter
’80, a law professor and scholar of international affairs,
named dean of the Woodrow Wilson School
"American Drawings
and Watercolors: Gifts of Leonard L. Milberg, Class of 1953,"
is on view at the Art Museum through July 21, 2002.
Professor of Economics
Burton Malkiel *64’s book, A Random Walk Down Wall
Street, published in 1973, prompts experiment
Poet Paul Muldoon turns
to music
Prince award to history
professors
Ivy’s club officers
charged by local police
President Tilghman
making the commencement rounds
ALUMNI
David Phillips ’99
awarded a Luce Scholars
John M. Eisenberg
’68 Patient Safety Awards created
SPORTS
Women’s lacrosse
cruises into NCAA Final Four
Harris ’02 breaks
outdoor Heps record as Princeton’s men finish second
Simmons ’02 sets
new 800m mark at outdoor Heps; Tiger women place third
Boyle ’04 named
Ivy League Men’s Lacrosse Player of the Year
Softball to face Minnesota
in NCAA tourney opening round on May 16
Williams ’02 named
IvyLeagueSports.com Men’s Tennis Player of the Year
Baseball loses Ivy
title to Harvard in 5-1 and 2-1 losses
Khrishnamurthy ’03
named to women’s tennis All-Ivy first team
|
| May
8, 2002: |
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Two professors elected
to National Academy of Sciences
Ten students treated
for intoxication over Houseparties weekend
Sophomore wins Goldman
Sachs award
Work of contemporary
photographers at Art Museum
Borough wants freshmen
to leave cars at home
Editors discuss challenges
post-Sept.11
Firestone Library houses
Witherspoon’s notebook
Low-income high school
students to study at Princeton
Two seniors head to Middle
East this summer
Kenneth Deffeyes *59
warns of oil shortage
ALUMNI
Kirk
Unruh ’70 awarded the Legion of Merit medal
Susan Kirr ’86 makes
documentary about witches
Jonathan Kevles ’90
named L.A. deputy mayor
Jay Gatsby gets makeover
F. Philip Handy ’67
on hold for Florida education appointment
Brig. Gen. David H.
Petraeus *87 to become commander of the 101st Airborne Division
Cosmo
Iacavazzi ’65 *68 was selected by the National Football
Foundation
SPORTS
Men’s lacrosse takes
Ivies and storms into NCAA tourney
Baseball to face Harvard
or Brown for Ivy diamond title
Women’s lacrosse
to host LeMoyne May 9 in NCAA opening round
Track and field teams
shine in warm up for Heps this weekend, May 11-12
Softball splits final
doubleheader of season as it prepares for NCAAs
|
| May
1, 2002: |
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Engineering school ranked
18th
Princeton attracts Israeli
journalist
New theory provides alternative
to big bang
Woodrow Wilson exhibit
opens May 5
Government let bin Laden
slip, Barton Gellman ’82 says
Students try to down 24
beers in 24 hours
Muldoon to step down
as head of creative writing
Nassau Weekly to publish
controversial story on coed beauties
Former dean earns community
service award
Seven earn Spirit of Princeton awards
Peter and Rosemary Grant
discover finches capable of change
Clubs asked to plant shrubs
to block noise
ALUMNI
Oz Bengur ’71
running for Congress
Sam Pickering *70
*85 to receive honorary degree
David Lamb *92 discusses
race relations
Professor of Islamic
law Khaled Abou El Fadl *92 featured in U.S. News
Hugh Hardy ’54
*56 to design Barnard’s master plan
Jean Edward Smith ’54
a finalist for Pulitzer
First mystery novel
for Roberta Isleib ’75
Robert Caro ’57’s
biography of Johnson gets thumbs up
New book out on
Donald Rumsfeld ’54
SPORTS
Tigers shine at Penn Relays;
Heps on horizon
Women’s lax defeats
defending national champs and Brown
Men’s lax streaks past
Dartmouth
Women’s water polo
falls in Easterns; All-league performers
Women’s golf captures
Northeast championship; Redman ’03 stars
Baseball sweeps Pace
Softball handles Manhattan
and Seton Hall in Princeton Invitational |
| April
24, 2002: |
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Stan Allen *88 named architecture
dean
Professor Bernanke
meets with Bush
Campus group urges
university to divest from Israel
Princeton accepts 10.8
percent
Tilghman honored at
symposium
Harvard students
blame Summers for Cornel West *80 departure
Princeton researchers
could help make better flu vaccine
Biologists track down
central cause of lupus
Students’ mental
health
Mideast rally
ALUMNI
Crime fighter
Eliot Spitzer ’81 takes on Wall Street
Robert L. Johnson
*72 earns humanitarian award
Dan Ballou ’87
running for S.C. House
Missouri House calls
for Harris Mirkin *67’s dismissal
Victoria Kaspi *94
named top young scientific mind in Canada
SPORTS
Women’s softball wins
first Ivy title since 1996
Women’s lacrosse clinches
Ivy title and retains top ranking Menís lacrosse keeps
NCAA hopes alive with 12-7 win over Cornell
Men’s golf captures
third straight Ivy League crown
Baseball takes three out
of four games from Columbia
Women's water polo falls
in Southern finals, prepares to host Easterns
Gary Walters ’67 to
stay at Princeton
Women’s golf finishes
third in Ivies; Kiser `05 wins individual title
Crew teams split the weekend
Men's track tops four-team
field at home Chelo Canino `05 takes first place in pole vault
as women's track revs up for Penn relays |
| April
17, 2002: |
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Cornel
West *80 to return to Princeton
Third World Center gets
new name
Porphyrios *80 to
design Whitman College
Charles Kalmbach ’68
*72 named senior vice-president for administration
Students debate Israeli-Palestinian
conflict
CJL sponsors vigil for
Holocaust victims
Puerto Rico governor
touts commonwealth's status and economy
Romero ’87 speaks
on the state of civil liberties
Professor completes
optimization encyclopedia
Pink eye still spreading
on campus
USG report, McCosh
Health Center renovation
ALUMNI
Senator
Bill Frist ’74 speaks out against cloning
Eric
Schmidt ’76 leads Google
Jim Flaherty ’70
loses bid for premier of Ontario
Jeffrey N. Shane ’62
appointed associate deputy secretary of transportation
Harris Mirkin *67
criticized for opinions on adult-child sex
John McPhee ’53
voice on TV documentary
SPORTS
Women’s lacrosse
crushes Harvard 14-4, retains # 1 ranking
Men’s lacrosse
still in the hunt after rolling over Harvard 18-4
Softball rips Dartmouth,
splits with Harvard to stay on top of Ivies
Baseball splits with
Yale and beats Rutgers for first time since 1991
Women’s water
polo falters in ECAC Championships semifinal match
Men’s and women’s
track teams each place second in weekend meets
Women’s golf takes third at James Madison Invitational
Men’s golf places fourth at Princeton Invitational
Women’s open crew defends Class of ’75 Cup for 13th
straight season
Men’s heavyweight crew brings home the Childs Cup
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| April
10, 2002: |
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| April
3, 2002: |
CAMPUS
Nan Wells to retire from
Washington office
Sophomores named Martin
Dale award recipients
Nassau Weekly trying to
stay afloat
Discovery could lead
to biofilm treatments
PAW seeks editor
ALUMNI
Charlie Gibson ’65 in The Rookie
Trevor Corson ’91
follows lobsters
Alumni produce "Insomnia"
Nash’s house
spared
SPORTS
Women’s
lacrosse wins seventh straight
Baseball
sweeps four from Penn
Softball
improves to 12-12 with wins over Quakers
Men’s
lacrosse loses first Ivy game since 1995
Princeton
rugby clubs host regional tournament
Avery
Kiser ’05 wins title at women’s golf tourney
Men’s
volleyball spikes Juniata, Rutgers-Newark
Ten
Tigers earn winter All-Ivy Academic honors
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| March
27, 2002: |
CAMPUS
Beautiful Mind wins big
at Oscars
Princeton hydrologist
receives "Nobel Prize for water"
Scientists honor physicist
John Wheeler
Lisa Beamer visits campus
President Tilghman talks
at Radcliffe
Historian Harold James
serves on panel looking at Switzerland’s wartime role
Graduate students teach
local children
Center for Religion project
studies race, gender, and religion
Professors earn grants
Graduate student wins
award from cancer research center
PAW
seeks editor
ALUMNI
Nash *50 to discuss A Beautiful Mind on 60 Minutes
Louis Rukeyser ’54
to leave his PBS show
Richard Land ’69
mixes preaching and politics
Independent Counsel Robert
Ray ’82 releases final report on Whitewater
Robert Kasdin ’80
moves to Columbia
James J. O’Donnell
’72 to serve as provost of Georgetown
Tim Renick *86 named
outstanding teacher
Etiquette Grrl gets
good ink
Alex Wolff ’79's
book reviewed in NYTimes
SPORTS
Greg Parker ’03
wrestles his way to All-America status
Women’s lacrosse
ranked second in country
Men’s lacrosse falls
to Syracuse
Fencer Soren Thompson
’04 takes silvers at NCAAs
Baseball snaps losing
streak at William & Mary
Georgia trip no peach
for softball team
Women’s water polo
improves to 13-5
Men’s volleyball
squad drops to 11-9 at George Mason
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| March
20, 2002: |
CAMPUS
Students hold vigil for
Palestinian victims of Israeli attacks
Pink eye outbreak on
campus
Professor wins prestigious
mathematics award
Seniors win first ReachOut
’56 fellowships
Human rights expert decries
U.S. response to genocide
Science writer tells
of Galileo’s modern-day struggles in lecture
PAW seeks editor
ALUMNI
Nash *50 to discuss
A Beautiful Mind on 60 Minutes
John Eisenberg ’68
dies of brain tumor
Jonathan E. Clodfelter
’93 killed by an avalanche
Joseph Alexander Boston
III *93 is Baltimore’s new homeless services director
Documentary about con
man James Hogue
Hunter Rawlings *70
to step down as president of Cornell
Cheryl A. LaFleur ’75
was featured speaker at Girl Scout event
Geologist Duke Picard
*63 earns award
SPORTS
Men’s lacrosse cruises to first win
Tiger coaches honored
Women’s lacrosse
beats Virginia
Fencers at NCAA championships
this week
All-Ivy honors for men’s
and women’s hockey
Golf teams get swinging
Baseball falls to
2-6 in North Carolina
Softball stumbles
on Georgia trip
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| March
13, 2002: |
CAMPUS
Tilghman wins international
women in science award
Tilghman visits Chicago
high school
University will run
deficits
Students found
new Jewish women’s
group
Robert George wins Richard
Weaver Award
PU Press publishes
university’s Lewis Carroll photographs
Former assistant dean
of College dies
ALUMNI
Larry Hamm ’78 speaks
about activism on campus
Ashley Magargee ’95
and Naomi Weinberg ’95 develop low-cost eyeglasses for
poor
Richard Riordan ’52
loses bid for governor
Jim Flahery ’70
running for premier of Ontario
Independent Counsel Robert
Ray ’82 considering run for N.J. senate
The work of artist George
Thomas ’57 featured
Fazal Sheikh
’87's Afghanistan photographs on display in New Brunswick,
New Jersey
SPORTS
Men’s basketball
NIT game at Louisville March 12
Tora, Tora, Tora! Princeton’s
national track champ
Greg Parker ’03
captures Tigers first EIWA crown in 16 years
Women’s lacrosse
bounces back
Men’s lacrosse falls
to 0-2
Women’s and men’s
hockey seasons cut short in playoffs
Softball improves
to 4-2 in Kansas
Women’s water
polo remains undefeated
Baseball opens season
at 1-3
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| March
6, 2002: |
CAMPUS
Architect Frank Gehry
to discuss work
Visiting lecturer Robert
Finn *78 nominated as ambassador to Afghanistan
Students protest Israeli
aggression
President Tilghman
named cochair of Prosperity New Jersey
James A. Baker ’52
to speak at Class Day
Jed Marsh appointed
associate provost
Alpha Epsilon Pi to
establish Princeton chapter
Economist Alan Blinder
’67 predicts economic growth
Seniors awarded scholarships
PAW seeks new editor
Fewer alcohol-related
problems at sign-ins
An
Alternative to Alcohol Abuse: Housing Reform in the Residential
Colleges
More
ALUMNI
John Kamm ’72’s
work for human rights in China featured in NYT magazine
Lindsey Kozberg ’92
to serve in USA Freedom Corps office
Barbara Cassani *84
is one of Europe’s top businesswomen
Richard Revesz ’79
selected new dean of NYU
School of Law
World-renowned geochemist
Antonio Lasaga ’71, sentenced for sexuall misconduct
Columnist George Will
*68 rails against obesity
Fazal Sheikh ’87's
Afghanistan photographs on display in New Brunswick, New Jersey
SPORTS
Men’s basketball
set for showdown at Penn
Women’s and men’s
lacrosse teams falter on opening weekend
Men’s
hockey shuts out Harvard for first time in 50 years
Men’s swim team takes
EISL championships
Women’s basketball
splits weekend games
Women’s water polo
opens season 8-1
Evans falls in men’s
squash intercollegiate championship final
Women’s hockey drops
two to end season
Track and field stars
Tora Harris ’02 and Josh McCaughey ’04 headed to
NCAAs
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| February
27, 2002: |
CAMPUS
Henry Louis Gates, Jr.,
will decide on Princeton this summer
Seniors Abbie Liel and
Lillian Pierce receive Pyne prize
Campus speaker says
FBI knows anthrax perpetrator
Professor Emeritus Harold
P. Furth dies February 21
Bernard Lewis awarded
George Polk Journalism Award
More
ALUMNI
Charlie Richards ’59
represents Ken Lay
Athletic accomplishments
of Nicole Harrison ’98, Armond Hill ’85, Deborah
Saint-Phard ’87 featured on Ivy League Sports
R.W. Apple Jr. ’57
appointed NYT associate editor
Dooma Wendschuh ’99
sells first movie to Disney
Fazal Sheikh ’87's
Afghanistan photographs on display in New Brunswick, New Jersey
Peter Lewis ’55
SPORTS
Women’s swimming
captures third straight Ivy title
Men’s basketball
storms to top of the Ivies
It’s a strong
#2 for men’s squash
Fifth straight HEPs
title for men’s track and field
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| February
20, 2002: |
CAMPUS
Meg Whitman ’77 to
give Baccalaureate speech
Geochemist Satish Myneni
studies leaf mulch for toxins
Three professors elected
to National Academy of Engineering
Senior sells beaded necklaces
Graffiti with hateful message
investigated
More
ALUMNI
Federal judge T.S. Ellis
III ’61 sets trial date for John Walker
Fred A. Bernstein
’77 designs 9/11 memorial
Louis Hawthorne ’83’s
company funds cat cloning effort
Andrea Jung ’79
wins alumnae Leadership award
SPORTS
Men’s basketball
set for Friday showdown with Yale at home
Women’s
hockey wins at Maine
Men’s
squash seeded #2 for this weekend's national championships
at Harvard
Kilbourne
’02 notches first Olympic goal
Frederick Wohlschlaeger
’73 named USOC chief of staff
Gary Walters ’67
named to NCAA men’s basketball committee
|
| February
13, 2002: |
ALUMNI
James Crawford III
’68 new Annual Giving
chair
Ralph Esmerian ’62
gives collection to American Folk Art Museum
Frederick Wohlschlaeger
’73 named to top U.S. Olympic Committee post
John Butler, Jr. ’77
lead lawyer for Kmart bankruptcy
Legrome D. Davis ’73
nominated for federal bench
Mayor Richard J. Riordan
’52 runs for governor of California
SPORTS
Men’s basketball
loses first Ivy game to Yale; face Penn next
Men’s squash
takes Ivy title with win over Harvard
Women’s
hockey sweeps Cornell and Colgate
Men’s swimming
sinks Navy and Columbia
Two
Tigers picked in Major League Soccer draft
Women’s
basketball lose two at home
Princeton’s Winter
Olympians
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| February
6, 2002: |
CAMPUS
Meg Whitman ’77 to give $30 million
K. Anthony Appiah
to come to Princeton
Board adopts 2002-03
operating budget
Peter McDonough
promoted to general counsel
Tilghman's honorary
degree from Oxford
University Chapel
to be rededicated
Arts Alive kicks off
with NYC event
ALUMNI
Andrew Weissmann
’80 to investigate the collapse of the Enron Corp. for
Justice
Kyle Brandt ’01
on MTV's The Real World
Paul A. Volcker
Jr. ’49 hired by Arthur Andersen
Christopher Janney
’73 installs art in Orlando
Joshua Lewis Miner
’43, Emma Bloomberg ’01
SPORTS
Men’s basketball
remains undefeated in Ivy League
Women’s swimming
and diving take H-Y-P meet
Princeton’s
women’s hockey sweeps to victories in Canadian trip
Princeton’s Winter
Olympians
|
| January
28, 2002:
|
CAMPUS
Memorial garden to honor
13 alumni
Faculty members design viewing platforms at WTC
FBI checks out copy machines
Professor Robert George named to Bush’s Bioethics Council
ALUMNI
Meg Whitman ’77,
Andrea Jung ’79 named top global executives
Ali Abunimah ’93 creates Web site for Arab view of news
Darryl Johnson *62 new U.S. ambassador to Thailand
Alexander Wojciechowicz, Jr. ’61 dies in plane crash
Booth Tarkington
1893, Norman Stephens
’64, Jonas
Bauer ’91, Andrew
Moore ’70, Hearn
Jay Cho ’88, Brad
Smith ’81, Bill
Colson ’72
SPORTS
Women’s hockey
drubs Yale
Men’s and women’s
swimming cruise to wins over Dartmouth
Tora Harris ’02
leaps to new men’s indoor track and field record
Andrea Kilbourne
’02 in search of gold at Salt Lake City Winter Olympics
Volleyball kicks
off season in California
Men’s
basketball; Andre Logan sidelined for season
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