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Economics professor Paul Krugman speaks at a press conference Monday afternoon after the announcement that he won a Nobel Prize.
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Krugman awarded Nobel Prize in Economics
Paul Krugman was walking “stark naked” to the shower Monday morning when he answered the phone to hear a person with what he thought was a fake-sounding Swedish accent.But the accent was authentic, the news momentous. An official at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences informed Krugman, an economics professor ...
Miller '75 named first female dean of Yale College
Mary Miller ’75 will become the first female dean of Yale College starting Dec. 1, Yale president Richard Levin announced at a ceremony Friday. She will replace Peter Salovey, who became Yale’s new provost this month.For Miller, following in the footsteps of men is no new endeavor. Miller arrived at ...
Bolton: U.N. flaws result in inaction
The United Nations suffers from a number of fatal flaws that render the organization incapable of fulfilling its mandate to address international peace and security, former United States Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton told a large audience of students, faculty and community members on Monday afternoon. “In the ...
No. 11 Pacific upset in SoCal
The men’s water polo team faced off against five top-20 teams this past weekend, including three top-six programs, and finished 11th overall at the annual SoCal Tournament. No. 16 Princeton (8-7 overall, 3-0 Collegiate Water Polo Association) defeated No. 11 Pacific (9-10) and No. 15 Redlands (15-7), 12-10 and 12-11, ...
Princeton sets sights on No. 1 team in nation
Each season, every team has one regular-season game that gets circled on the calendar during preseason, one showdown that could instantly turn the year into a success. For the field hockey team, that game is tonight. The Tigers take on the nation’s top team, the Maryland Terrapins, in a “Play ...
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