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2000

• About Princeton (snow dusted cloister, Madison Hall)
• Toni Morrison to receive National Humanities Medal
• Class project brings community history to life
• Provost Jeremiah Ostriker Wins National Medal of Science
• Muldoon pens poems for Oscar Wilde memorial (Council of the Humanities)
• Princeton Astrophysicist Wins National Medal of Science
• About Princeton (old lamp and fall foliage)
• Princeton vs. Harvard, Princeton Tigers - Football
• Scalable Display Wall, Frist Campus Center
• President Clinton speaks at conference on Progressive Era
• About Princeton (Mather Sundial, McCosh Court)
• President Harold Shapiro to Complete His Presidency Next Summer
• About Princeton (Ivy growing on East Pyne building)
• About Princeton (President Shapiro and his twin brother receive honorary degrees)
• About Princeton (Bronze tiger guards Nassau Hall)
• About Princeton (Rockefeller College dormitory entry)
• The Anniversary Campaign for Princeton (Anniversary Campaign ends on June 30)
• "Prepared to confront, consider and debate..." (President's address at Commencement 2000)
• "Now is the time..." (valedictory address at Commencement 2000)
• One of "100 Treasures" (Princeton University Library)
• Art from a gender viewpoint (art and archaeology)
• Senior to take Labouisse to South Africa (Labouisse Fellowship)
• "I hope I never have to choose..." (Electrical engineering major; also a jazz pianist)
• Most complex device in the known universe (Center for the Study of Brain, Mind and Behavior)
• Human Values Center celebrates 10 years (Center for Human Values)
• Students write about community (Princeton Writing Program)
• "These guys are aces" (machine shop, Department of Physics)
• Capstone of four years (Senior thesis)
• Ballet to literature to onion domes (Program in Russian Studies)
• African-American Studies: 30 years after (African-American Studies)
• Band welcomes alumni (Alumni Day)
• Autonomous yet coordinated (Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering)
• Cotsen Players perform for children (Cotsen Children's Library)
• Do neutrinos have mass? (Department of Physics)
• Trustees call for more students
• Students propose water accord (Woodrow Wilson School)
• Welcome to the millennium