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Melitz to leave for post at Harvard

Economics professor Marc Melitz has decided to return to the Harvard politics department next year after teaching at Princeton for three years, he confirmed in an e-mail to The Daily Princetonian Melitz came to Princeton in 2003 when he received an offer of tenure. He had been a professor at Harvard since 2000.

NEWS | 05/14/2009

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No ’10 to chair U-Council

Brian No ’10 will replace Maria Salciccioli ’09 as chair of the U-Council, USG president Connor Diemand-Yauman ’10 said Tuesday, adding that Julia Kaplan ’11 will serve as U-Council Executive Representative. Both will sit on the Executive Committee of the USG and will serve as members of the Council on the Princeton University Community.

NEWS | 05/12/2009

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Greil '10 competes on college Jeopardy

After completing the online qualification test in early October and taking part in an interview in Washington, D.C., the next month, Erica Greil ’10 learned in March that she had secured a place in the tournament. Last month, she spent a week in California filming the “Jeopardy!” College Championship.

NEWS | 05/10/2009

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Rubin ’09 picked to illustrate next book in popular Redwall series

While most Princeton students looking for school-year employment compete for desk jobs at Firestone Library, Sean Rubin ’09 has another job lined up — drawing mice. Rubin, who has already worked extensively with the Redwall book series, has been selected as the interior illustrator for the latest installment of Brian Jacques’ award-winning books, which have sold more than 20 million copies worldwide in 28 languages.

NEWS | 05/07/2009

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Cadava appointed new Wilson College master

English professor Eduardo Cadava has been named master of Wilson College and will begin his four-year term on July 1, the University announced Wednesday morning. Cadava will succeed current master Marguerite Browning, who is leaving the University to become vice president for student affairs and dean of students at Harvey Mudd College.

NEWS | 05/07/2009