Don’t miss the Alumni Day Class dinner at the McCarthy's home on Saturday, February 20, featuring a talk by Professor of Politics Robert George. His remarks are always thought-provoking and it should be very interesting to hear his take on the rapidly shifting political landscape.

Dick Bott leads a band of '69ers to Paris and the Forbes chateau in Normandy in September 2010!

Ninety classmates and spouses (with the odd offspring and fiancé thrown in for variety) gathered the weekend of October 16-18 with Professor James McPherson at the Bavarian Inn in Shepherdstown, WV for a unique perspective on the pivotal Civil War encounter between federal and confederate forces at Antietam ...

The Critics Review Granville Burgess' Play. . .

See a play written by our own Granville Burgess and inspired by '69's trips to Gettysburg; and attend a reception for Princeton Alumni this Saturday. .

The following is Wade Epps' moving Remembrance of our departed classmates at the Memorial Service on the Saturday morning of our 40th Reunion. .

Report from the Outgoing and Incoming Presidents of the Class-Dick Bott and Bill Charrier on one of our best Reunions Ever!!

Alumni Panel on Serving the Public Interest Highlights our own Jim Floyd,co-founder of Princeton in Africa

DEtails on the Antietam Mini-Reunion are announced. Anyone who participated in or heard about the Gettysburg Mini-Reunions with Professor McPherson knows how great this will be. Plan to join us.

The Economist has called Michael Porter ’69 “the doyen of living management gurus.” A professor at Harvard Business School and strategic counselor to numerous heads of state (as well as a University trustee), Porter has written widely on America’s competitiveness in a global economy. He spoke with PAW in early March about problems facing the economy and the administration’s initiatives to address them.

Outdoor Action sponsors talk by Jeremy Hubball in McCosh 10 at 2:30, Friday May 29.

Remarks by our Wall Street guru Vince Farrell at the Nassau Club on Alumni Day.

Forty-seven Classmates and guests are happy to report in on a great weekend at Gettysburg.  Once again, we were blessed that Professor James McPherson was willing to give our Class his time and expertise.  We were all impressed by his encyclopedic knowledge of the Gettysburg battle and its role in the outcome of the Civil War, plus his ability to connect these events to general state of the American life and technology at mid-18th century.  Maybe equally important, however, was the infectious enthusiasm (and energy!) that he demonstrated throughout the three days. 

Editor's Note: In June of 2005, the leadership of DRI-The Voice of the Defense Bar formed a task force, chaired by John Trimble, to investigate issues facing the judiciary across America. The task force determined that the most readily identifiable areas of concern for the judiciary were 1) adequacy of judicial salaries, 2) adequacy of court funding, 3) court security, 4) unjust criticism of judicial opinions, and 5) judicial selection. These five topics were the focus of the work of the task force ...

For most basketball players, making the NBA is a dream come true. But when Chris Thomforde '69, a former All-Ivy center on the men's basketball team, got offers to play for the NBA's New York Knicks and the ABA's New York Nets, he turned them down ...

95 Classmates, spouses and children journeyed to Gettysburg to relive the 3 days of this turning point of the Civil War with the foremost Civil War scholar in the world, Professor Emeritus James McPherson, in a wonderful trip organized by Jack and Pam Meyerson.

Musings of a '69 Community Service Intern. . .

I am very happy to announce that Tom Culp will be the new Regional VP for the Philadelphia area. He and his lovely wife Dorie (Class of 1977)will do a great job I am sure. Welcome aboard Tom and Dorie, and thanks!! You can reach Tom at TCCJR@aol.com.

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