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    Panel Urges Restrictions on 2 Asthma Drugs  Dec 12, 2008
    "I think the label should be greatly strengthened to say that monotherapy for asthma should basically be contraindicated" for Serevent and Foradil, said Daniel Notterman, MD, a member of the advisory panel from the department of molecular biology at Princeton University. The rest of the advisors agreed. (WebMD)

    Genetic Patterning In Fruit Fly Development Identified  Dec 12, 2008
    After four years of post-doctoral research at the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics at Princeton University, the Rutgers Camden scholar is interested in how Drosophila cells communicate and create genetic patterning during its eggshell formation. To gain this knowledge, Yakoby has studied eggshells from a range of Drosophila species for insight on how variations of patterns could reflect how actual structures have evolved. (Science Daily)

    Ice Beetles Impacted By Climate Change  Dec 12, 2008
    10, 2001) Researchers at Washington State University Vancouver and Princeton University have new observations about rapid climate changes in the Northern and Southern hemispheres over the past 100,000 years. . (Science Daily)

    Watch it, sugars addictive!  Dec 12, 2008
    A research team led by Bart Hoebel at the Princeton University in the US has found that sugar produces the same effect on the brains of rats as nicotine or cocaine, suggesting that sugar may be as addictive as substances of abuse. The experiments on a group of rats offered sugar-laced drinks have revealed all three key elements of addiction gorging, withdrawal, and craving, the uncontrollable and compulsive desire to find and consume a substance. (Calcutta Telegraph)

    Princeton settles suit, keeps control  Dec 11, 2008
    Princeton University will keep control of most of an estimated $600 million fund as it settles a suit by descendants of the money's original donor, who said the school strayed from their relatives' original intent for the gift. Charles and Marie Robertson gave $35 million in 1961 in a gift their heirs maintain was intended to educate graduate students for careers in government. (Boston Globe)

    Condoms Found to Cut Risk of Women Getting HPV  Dec 11, 2008
    Those who are opposed to condoms claim condoms are not very effective, particularly against HPV, said James Trussell, director of the Office of Population Research at Princeton University. Here we have an actual study, rather than just an assertion. (Yahoo News -- Women's Health)

    In pictures: Your chaotic work spaces  Dec 11, 2008
    Prof Wolfgang Danspeckgruber is chair of the Liechtenstein Institute on self-determination at Princeton University. "Most importantly in that chair I do and have done some of my most important research and writings.". (BBC News -- UK)

    Officials say Obama chooses energy, EPA posts  Dec 11, 2008
    She holds chemical engineering degrees from Tulane University and Princeton University. Browner, who served as EPA chief for eight years under Clinton, will become Obama's go-to person in the White House overseeing energy issues, an area expected to include the environment and climate matters. (MSNBC -- Politics)

    Princeton Agrees to $90 Million Settlement of Suit Alleging Misuse of Endowment  Dec 11, 2008
    The suit, Robertson v. Princeton University, C-99-02, was lodged by children of the creators of the , founded to prepare students at Princeton's for government careers. The plaintiffs claimed Princeton had fraudulently diverted the proceeds from the original purpose. (Law.com)

    Sugar Can Be Addictive, Animal Studies Show  Dec 11, 2008
    11, 2008) A Princeton University scientist will present new evidence today demonstrating that sugar can be an addictive substance, wielding its power over the brains of lab animals in a manner similar to many drugs of abuse. See also. (Science Daily)

    Provincial NDP seeks stricter regulations on cigarillos  Dec 11, 2008
    Sugar can be addictive, wielding power over the brains of lab animals much like a craving for drugs, according to Princeton University scientists who say their findings may eventually have implications for the treatment of humans with eating disorders. Jury deliberations are underway in Canada's first assisted suicide trial, involving a Quebec man accused of helping his uncle kill himself. (CBC.ca)

    Sugar Can Be as Addictive as Drugs  Dec 11, 2008
    Professor Bart Hoebel of Princeton University and his fellow researchers in the Department of Psychology and the Princeton Neuroscience Institute have studied the effects of sugar on rats for years. They had found in previous sugar addiction experiments that rats met two of the three criteria for addictionincreasing intake and signs of withdrawal. (Newsmax)

    SJC appoints attorney to security board  Dec 10, 2008
    Cheng received a J.D. degree, magna cum laude, from Boston College Law School and an A.B. degree from Princeton University. Established by the Supreme Judicial Court in 1974, the Clients Security Board is composed of seven attorneys who serve without compensation and oversee the disbursement of funds to clients who have been victimized by attorney defalcation. (Lexington Minuteman, MA)

    Tropical Rainforests' Secret Ingredient Found  Dec 10, 2008
    10, 2008) A team of researchers led by Princeton University scientists has found for the first time that tropical rainforests, a vital part of the Earth's ecosystem, rely on the rare trace element molybdenum to capture the nitrogen fertilizer needed to support their wildly productive growth ... Until now, scientists had thought that phosphorus was the key element supporting the prodigious expansion of rainforests, according to Lars Hedin, a professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at... (Science Daily)

    Neutron Researchers Discover Widely Sought Property In Magnetic Semiconductor  Dec 10, 2008
    (July 26, 2006) In a first-of-its-kind achievement, scientists at the University of Iowa, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Princeton University have directly imaged the magnetic interactions. (Jan. (Science Daily)

    I like sharing and sharing alike  Dec 10, 2008
    -- KEVIN DRENNAN, HamiltonUniversity contributions invest in our future Princeton University supplies the Princeton Regional Schools with its internet interconnect, which enabled the school district to be one of the first public school systems in the nation to have internet in the classroom. Princeton University allows ad vanced public school students to take college courses ... So, it boggles the mind to find local public officials who, in their own operations, use tax-funded abatements to... (NJ.com -- Times)

    Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Launches New Initiative to Double the Number of Low-Income Students in the U.S. Who Earn a Postsecondary Degree by Age 26  Dec 9, 2008
    The Future of Children is a collaboration of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University and the Brookings Institution. The project publishes two journals and policy briefs a year, and supports a number of complementary outreach and dissemination activities. (PR Newswire)

    Delaware Investments(R) Appoints Co-Manager to Two Closed-End Funds  Dec 9, 2008
    Ms. Bartholdson earned her bachelor's degree in economics from Princeton University. Ms. Bartholdson will serve as co-manager with D. Tysen Nutt Jr., Anthony A. Lombardi, Robert A. Vogel Jr., Nashira S. Wynn, Nikhil G. Lalvani, Edward Gray, Todd Bassion, Kevin Loome, Thomas H. Chow, Roger Early, Philip R. Perkins, Babak Zenouzi and Damon J. Andres for Delaware Investments Global Dividend and Income Fund, Inc., and as co-manager with Mr. Nutt, Mr. Lombardi, Mr. Vogel, Mr. Loome, Ms. Wynn, Mr.... (PR Newswire)

    Noted economist has dire jobless warning  Dec 9, 2008
    "We could easily be looking at a world economy that is depressed until 2011 and maybe beyond," the Princeton University professor and New York Times columnist told reporters in Stockholm. advertisement. (MSNBC -- Business)

    Nobel winner Krugman fears lost decade  Dec 9, 2008
    "We could easily be talking about a world economy that is depressed into 2011 and even beyond,'' the Princeton University professor and New York Times columnist told reporters in Stockholm, where he will receive his Nobel prize this week. "The scenario I fear is that we'll see for the whole world the equivalent of Japan's lost decade in the 1990s, that we'll see a world of zero interest rates and inflation and no sign of recovery and it will just go on for a very, very extended period,'' he... (Sydney Morning Herald -- Business)

    Migrants' English use rebutted  Dec 9, 2008
    A 2006 study by researchers at the University of California-Irvine and Princeton University indicated that Hispanics quickly lose Spanish with each generation and that the grandchildren of immigrants are likely to speak only English. "Today, you are almost trapped in low-wage, low-skilled jobs until you learn English," Salmons said. (AZCentral -- News)

    Unlocking The Mysteries Of Memory  Dec 9, 2008
    25, 2005) Using functional magnetic resonance imaging, or fMRI, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and Princeton University have provided evidence that the act of recalling a memory is a bit like. . (Science Daily)

    Professor meshes writing, teaching  Dec 9, 2008
    Though she received her undergraduate and doctorate degrees from Ivy League schools -- Princeton University and Stanford University, respectively -- Squier said she loves working at Penn State. "It's really interested in taking knowledge and working it out into the community," she said of Penn State. (Daily Collegian, PA)

    Leaving a legacy of positive experiences  Dec 9, 2008
    Committee members Hans Goff, a graduate of The College of William and Mary; Valerie Hedgpeth, William Paterson University; Nykeya Bingham-Tibbs, Clark Atlanta University; Zoelene Hill, Princeton University; and Aingyea Kellom, Rutgers University, understand the need for others to support the organization that has been a staple in the Trenton community since 1990. The vitality and continued success of any organization like YSI is dependent, in part, on its ability to re-engage alumni and keep... (NJ.com -- Times)

    Out-migration matters:  Dec 9, 2008
    5), Richard Keevey, director of the Policy Research Institute for the Region, Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University, summarizes several conclu sions from a recent study. These conclusions warrant further examination. (NJ.com -- Times)

    What corporate America is reading November  Dec 9, 2008
    The Subprime Solution, by Robert J. Shiller; Princeton University Press. 11. (Racine Journal Times, WI)

    Nobel Prize Laureates to receive awards Dec. 10  Dec 9, 2008
    Paul Krugman, professor of economics and international affairs at Princeton University in the United States and the winner of 2008 Nobel Prize in Economics, attends a press conference after his lecture at Stockholm University, in Sweden on Dec. 8, 2008. Krugman won the Nobel Prize for for his analysis of trade patterns and location of economic activity. (Xinhuanet, China)

    Krugman: 10 Percent Unemployment  Dec 9, 2008
    "We could easily be looking at a world economy that is depressed until 2011 and maybe beyond," the Princeton University professor and New York Times columnist told reporters in Stockholm. Krugman said the U.S. economy needs a stimulus package of at least $600 billion, or 4 percent of gross domestic product. (Newsmax)

    Nobel prize winner warns global economy to be depressed until 2011  Dec 9, 2008
    Krugman, professor of economics and international affairs at Princeton University in the United States, held traditionally a lecture in public in Stockholm University Monday afternoon. "We could easily be talking about a world economy that is depressed into 2011 and even beyond," Krugman told a press conference after the lecture. (People's Daily Online, China)

    Now more than ever it is time to boost aid  Dec 8, 2008
    Peter Singer is professor of bioethics at Princeton University. send photos, videos ffs to 0424 SMS SMH (+61 424 767 764), or us. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Opinion)

    Obama vows aid for car industry  Dec 8, 2008
    "In the end these companies will probably disappear," the economics professor at Princeton University said. Mr Obama said he also wanted to see tighter controls on the financial sector as a whole. (BBC News)

    $100,000 Winners of Nation's Premier High School Science Competition to be Announced  Dec 8, 2008
    Interviews/photo ops available with winners, Siemens Foundation Chairman Thomas McCausland, President James Whaley, and lead judge Dr. James S. McDonnell, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics and Distinguished University Professor of Physics, Emeritus, Princeton University. WHEN: MONDAY DECEMBER 8, 9:30AM. (PR Newswire)

    Krugman: US Auto Industry Will Probably Disappear  Dec 8, 2008
    "It will do so because of the geographical forces that me and my colleagues have discussed," the Princeton University professor and New York Times columnist told reporters in Stockholm. "It is no longer sustained by the current economy.". (ABC News -- Wire)

    Congress wants car bosses to quit  Dec 8, 2008
    "It will do so because of the geographical forces that me and my colleagues have discussed," the Princeton University professor told reporters in Stockholm. "It is no longer sustained by the current economy.". (Sydney Morning Herald -- World)

    Doris J. Dungey, mortgage crisis blogger, at 47  Dec 6, 2008
    Among her fans was Paul Krugman, a Nobel laureate, New York Times columnist, and Princeton University economist who quoted her "muddled metaphor index" in his blog. Analysts at the Federal Reserve also footnoted one of her postings in the Fed paper "Understanding the Securitization of Subprime Mortgage Credit.". (Boston Globe)

    Pelosi, Larson, House Democrats to Hold Issues Forum on Tuesday on the Economy and National Security  Dec 6, 2008
    He also is professor emeritus of international economic policy at Princeton University. National Security Panel. (PR Newswire)

    Seeing is truly believing  Dec 6, 2008
    Princeton University Sports NewsGet Princeton's latest sports news & stats from The Times of Trenton ... Zane Kalemba put on skates at age 2 and knew he wanted to be a goalie by the time he was 4, but the Princeton University junior never envisioned what he would accomplish in hockey until last season. (NJ.com -- Times)

    Alito turns tables on Biden with jabs  Dec 5, 2008
    Biden "became quite agitated about my supposed connections with a sinister Princeton University alumni group . . . that took up virtually his entire time during the first round," Alito said. The Senate approved his nomination, 58-42, although both Biden and President-elect Barack Obama voted against Alito's confirmation. (Boston Globe)

    The best books of 2008  Dec 5, 2008
    Princeton University Press; 200 pages; $22 ... Princeton University Press; 520 pages; $35 and 19 ... Princeton University Press; 1,008 pages; $99 and 60. (The Economist)

    Hillary's baptism of fire  Dec 5, 2008
    " Indyk says the priority should be curtailing Iran's nuclear program and promoting peace between Israel, its Arab neighbours and Iran. Others question whether US containment of Iran will work. Scholars such as Vali Nasr from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy argue the solution lies in a far more sophisticated understanding of the Arab stakeholders, and their inclusion in an American-sponsored regional security structure. Others talk of the need for a "grand bargain", where the various... (Sydney Morning Herald -- World)

    A book of common prayers  Dec 5, 2008
    The study was funded by the Cognitive and Textual Methods Project, Princeton University Center for the Study of Religion. . (EurekAlert!)

    Three Term Presidential Attempts in...  Dec 4, 2008
    Splitting the Republican vote would pave the way for New Jersey Governor and former Princeton University professor and chancellor to win the election with less than half the popular vote but with 435 electoral votes out of 531. Had the Republican Party not split, Wilson would have lost. (Suite101.com)

    Are central banks slashing their way to nothing?  Dec 4, 2008
    Mr. Bernanke studied Japan while a professor at Princeton University and later as a Federal Reserve governor. "It's not only what you do with interest rates, but what markets expect you're going to do the next time," said Mr. Brusca, a former divisional research chief with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. (Globe and Mail -- Business)

    Off to Oxford  Dec 4, 2008
    A lot of other candidates did other things like starting charities in Africa or starting corporations, said Hammer, a Carrollton native and Princeton University senior. I hadn t done anything like that. (McKinney Courier-Gazette, TX)

    Chris Rock, Pierce Brosnan, Susan Sarandon  Dec 4, 2008
    Nominees for Album of the Year: "Raising Sand," Robert Plant & Alison Krauss"; "Viva La Vida," Coldplay; "Tha Carter III," Lil Wayne; "Year of the Gentleman," Ne-Yo; "In Rainbows," Radiohead. And for Song of the Year: "American Boy," William Adams, Keith Harris, Josh Lopez, Caleb Speir, John Stephens, Estelle Swaray & Kanye West; "Chasing Pavements," Adele Adkins & Eg White (Adele); "I'm Yours," Jason Mraz; "Love Song," Sara Bareilles; "Viva La Vida," Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, Will Champion,... (International Herald Tribune -- Arts)

    Theory of How Brain Builds Images Earns Grawemeyer Prize  Dec 3, 2008
    Anne Treisman, the James S. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor of psychology at Princeton University, was selected for the ninth Grawemeyer psychology prize from among 28 nominations. Treisman, a cognitive psychologist, proposed in 1980 that attention acts as an inner spotlight in the brain, rapidly scanning features such as color, shape, distance and motion and linking them into an integrated whole. (PR Newswire)

    Democrats, Obama Prepare Economic Stimulus Package for January  Dec 3, 2008
    Nobel laureate and Princeton University economics professor Paul Krugman predicts that the current economic slump will last a number of months long enough that spending on infrastructure would prove to be. House members and senators have been to begin crafting legislation in January 2009, an oddity immediately following presidential election years, which usually see Congress returning to work after the inauguration in late January. (OMB Watch)

    Future First Lady has Big Shoes to Fill, Public Opinion Shows  Dec 3, 2008
    "I observed her to be a devoted wife and mother and deeply committed to making a difference in her role as first lady, Clayton said. Although not elected or held accountable by the American public, she has spent the last eight years working on our behalf. A bettycondifidential.com public opinion survey recently reported 80 percent of those surveyed believe Mrs. Obama would improve our nation's image as first lady, while 20 percent said she would detract from it. The poll also concluded... (The Daily Universe, UT)

    Online Prediction Game FutureGame Provides Fun and Risk-free Way to Play the Market  Dec 2, 2008
    About FutureGame: FutureGame is a fun, free, fast-paced online market prediction game created by a team of Princeton University graduates, with investments from two Googlers. FutureGame's homepage and online game site is. (Yahoo News -- Press Releases)

    Judge Kayes possible replacements named  Dec 2, 2008
    Carpinello, in his late 50s, earned degrees at Princeton University and Yale Law School before coming to Albany in 1979. He was a partner of Albany law firm McNamee Lochner Titus & Williams P.C. before joining his current firm, which has 12 offices in six states and the District of Columbia. (Albany Business Review, NY)

    Coaching grapevine produces  Dec 2, 2008
    He played for Princeton University coaching legend Pete Carrill, was an assistant for Bill Carmody and for former teammates Joe Scott and John Thompson III from 1996-2007 be fore getting a chance at taking the head job with Vikings, who are 1-4. The 6-foot-10 Levy was on two Ivy League championship teams. (NJ.com -- Times)

    Stunning science books for holiday giving  Dec 2, 2008
    They might enjoy The Private Life of Spiders (Princeton University Press, $29. 95) by Paul Hillyard, a glimpse behind the silk curtain at everyone's favorite creepy-crawlies. (USA Today -- Tech)

    Condoms Found to Cut Risk of Women Getting HPV  Nov 30, 2008
    Those who are opposed to condoms claim condoms are not very effective, particularly against HPV, said James Trussell, director of the Office of Population Research at Princeton University. Here we have an actual study, rather than just an assertion. (Yahoo News -- Women's Health)

    A civil right  Nov 30, 2008
    Created by Princeton University politics professor Robert George in 2007, the group's California arm spent more than $2 million to promote passage of Proposition 8. And while the total price tag is an easy calculation -- $73 million -- it's hard to fathom all the energy, emotion and enmity expended over California's definition of marriage. (NJ.com -- Times)

    Is basic research overrated?  Nov 30, 2008
    In a new book, "The Venturesome Economy" (Princeton University Press), Bhid. makes a detailed argument that contradicts the prevailing view of expert panels and authors who contend that U.S. prosperity is threatened by the technological rise of China and India, and that the American capacity for innovation is eroding. (International Herald Tribune -- Business)

    Toni, interrupted  Nov 29, 2008
    And, this afternoon, being Toni Morrison means to be anchored behind her desk on the Princeton University campus, where she has taught writing for almost 20 years, sipping cold coffee and picking at a crumbly cookie. It is just hours after Barack Obama became president-elect of the United States, and Morrison, 77 years old and operating on little sleep, began the day with a Good Morning America satellite hit and still has another couple of interviews before she can take a breather. (Globe and Mail -- Entertainment)

    George Peterson, National Geographic executive  Nov 28, 2008
    He was a graduate of Phillips Academy in Andover, and he graduated from Princeton University, where he played varsity hockey, in 1965. He received a master's degree from Columbia University's journalism school in 1970. (Boston Globe)

    Pianist joins NJSO for 'Classical Variations'  Nov 28, 2008
    The second installment of the New Jersey Symphony Or chestra's Beethoven piano- concerto cycle will feature pianist Simone Dinnerstein performing the composer's Piano Concerto No. 2 with Swiss conductor Thierry Fischer on the podium 8 p.m. today at Alexander Hall's Richardson Auditorium on the Princeton University campus in Princeton. The work will be the centerpiece of a program that will trace "the ripples of the classical revolution," from the generation immediately following Beethoven--... (NJ.com -- Times)

    Cold facts vs. global warming  Nov 28, 2008
    Graduate schools of engineering and science of prestigious universities such as Princeton University are dominated by overseas rather than American stu dents. Many of them have re mained in the U.S., becoming citizens and contributing their talents to our economy. (NJ.com -- Times)

    Record Set Simulating Seismic Wave Propagation Across The Earth  Nov 27, 2008
    Tromp recently joined Princeton University s geosciences and mathematics departments. Komatitsch is also affiliated with the Institut Universitaire de France, in Paris. (Science Daily)

    Obama names top economic advisers  Nov 26, 2008
    EXPERIENCE-Chosen by President-elect Barack Obama as chair, White House Council of Economic Advisers, Nov. 24, 2008; professor of economics, UC Berkeley, 1988-present; professor of economics and public affairs, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University, 1985-1988. EDUCATION-Bachelor's degree, College of William and Mary, 1981; Ph. (San Francisco Chronicle)

    Mike Gartner and Grant LeBeau Earn All-East Honors  Nov 26, 2008
    The No. 17 men's water polo team defeated Johns Hopkins, 12-6, in the first round of competition, but fell to Princeton University, 14-9, in the Eastern Championship semifinals. Gartner, a two-time Honorable Mention Division I All-American and a four-time First Team All-North selection, joined the select group as he collected his fourth All-Tournament honor after receiving First Team in 2007 and 2005, and second team honors in 2006. (Brownbears.com)

    Culbreath named to All-Ivy squad  Nov 26, 2008
    Princeton University Sports NewsGet Princeton's latest sports news & stats from The Times of Trenton. INSIDE SPORTS. (NJ.com -- Times)

    Charity: Is there enough to go around?  Nov 26, 2008
    Paul Krugman - Princeton University professor, recent Nobel Prize winner in economics and New York Times op-ed columnist - wrote last Friday. "The pace of deterioration seems to be accelerating.". (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Stephanopoulos: Obama Cabinet Unparalleled in 'Brain Power'  Nov 26, 2008
    Joining us right now is Paul Krugman, a professor of economics at Princeton University a columnist for the New York Times and author of 'The Return of Depression Economics and the Crisis of 2008. Good morning to you, Paul. (MediaResearch.org)

    Who Is Peter Orszag, Obama's OMB Pick?  Nov 26, 2008
    EDUCATION Graduated summa cum laude in economics from Princeton University and obtained an M.Sc. and a Ph. (Newsmax)

    Obama's unusual transition: Already a co-president  Nov 25, 2008
    Latest Political Stories. Latest World Stories. (Anchorage Daily News)

    Books: 'Things Fall Apart' After 50 Years  Nov 25, 2008
    Earlier in the year, Princeton University featured a celebration of Achebe. Just last week Achebe and his novel were celebrated in a grand occasion in the grand halls of Harvard. (allAfrica.com)

    Co-president approach at work for nation in crisis  Nov 25, 2008
    What Princeton University Professor Julian Zelizer calls "the split-screen presidency" is the result of several historic forces converging this fall. The 24-7 nature of the global economy, which demands timely reaction. (Modesto Bee, CA)

    'Soft power': Can Obama's global appeal help restore US clout?  Nov 24, 2008
    "This is a tremendous opportunity, but he needs to be careful how he takes advantage of this opportunity," says senior diplomat and Princeton University scholar Robert Hutchings. "Goodwill alone won't translate into acquiescence to US initiatives.". (BBC News)

    Publishers cash in on Obama book  Nov 24, 2008
    Presidential historian Julian Zelizer of Princeton University said there was a "fascination" among readers at the arrival of one of America's most literate presidents yet. Obama stands in contrast to George W. Bush, whose best known literary connection is perhaps to "The Pet Goat," the children's book he was reading to schoolchildren in Florida when news came through that two passenger jets piloted by Al-Qaeda extremists had slammed into the World Trade Center. (India Times)

    No. 13 Princeton Defeats No. 17 Brown, 14-9, in Eastern Championship Semifinals  Nov 24, 2008
    Annapolis, MD - Sophomore (Carlsbad, CA) scored three goals and senior (San Jose, CA) tallied two as the No. 13 Princeton University Tigers defeated the No. 17 Brown men's water polo team, 14-9, in the semifinals of the 2008 Eastern Championship at the United States Naval Academy. The Tigers never trailed against Brown, building a 3-1 lead by the end of the first period and built a 6-4 lead heading into halftime. (Brownbears.com)

    Obama presents team to navigate economic crisis  Nov 24, 2008
    "The stakes are high," said Julian Zelizer, professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University. "This is a really dangerous moment ... for the economy. It's almost as if no one's in control. Now people are looking to (Obama) to find out at least what's going to happen in the next few months, if not the next few weeks.". (Yahoo News -- Top Stories)

    Friendswood student named Rhodes Scholar  Nov 24, 2008
    Hammer is a senior classics major at Princeton University. He serves in the Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps. (KHOU.com, TX)

    Holiday Books  Nov 23, 2008
    The Dawn of the Color Photograph: Albert Kahn's Archive of the Planet, by David Okuefuna (Princeton University Press; 336 pages; $49. 50) Between 1909 and 1930, French banker and philanthropist Albert Kahn bankrolled a team of photographers to use autochrome, the new technology for taking true color pictures, to record images of human life around the world. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Entertainment)

    Is the U.S. Losing Its Economic Edge? Not a Chance  Nov 23, 2008
    In his new book, The Venturesome Economy: How Innovation Sustains Prosperity in a More Connected World (Princeton University), he describes a uniquely American form of innovation, one driven largely by the appetites of American consumers. Bhid talked with Inc. senior editor Eric Schine about why it doesn't matter where scientific breakthroughs come from, how entrepreneurs push basic innovations forward, and why the iPod represents the triumph of the American system. (Fox News)

    Regulator failed to rein in banks' high-risk lending  Nov 23, 2008
    "What you had here is a regulatory motif that was too accommodating to private-sector interests," said Jim Leach, a former Republican lawmaker who led the House Banking Committee and now lectures on public affairs at Princeton University. "In this case, the end result is chaos for the industry, their customers and the national interest.". (AZCentral -- News)

    Four Bears Earn CWPA All-North Honors  Nov 23, 2008
    The Bears will take on No. 13 ranked and Southern Division champion Princeton University at 5:30 p.m. today. (Brownbears.com)

    Rhodes Scholars named for 2009  Nov 23, 2008
    Princeton University ... Princeton University. (International Herald Tribune)

    Obama to create 2.5m jobs  Nov 23, 2008
    "Tim is a great choice because he brings to the job intelligence, a wealth of experience in crisis management, deep knowledge of everything that has been going on in the last year, and an ability to listen and learn," Alan Blinder, a former Fed vice-chairman and now a Princeton University economist, told McClatchy Newspapers. The reports of Geithner's selection appeared to have reassured investors, resulting in the Dow Jones industrial stock index jumping nearly 500 points on Friday. (iAfrica.com)

    Obama orders plan to create 2.5 million new jobs by 2011  Nov 23, 2008
    " The announcement came amid media reports that the Illinois Democrat had picked New York central banker Timothy Geithner to be his treasury secretary. Geithner, 47, is well known to Wall Street from his role as New York Federal Reserve chief and was a career official at the Treasury Department from 1988 to 2001, serving under three administrations and rising to undersecretary for international affairs. As the successor to Republican Henry Paulson, Geithner would become the overseer of a... (Channelnewsasia.com)

    Stocks soar on word of Obama's choice to lead Treasury  Nov 22, 2008
    " Blinder, a Princeton University economist, added: "The struggles that any new secretary of the Treasury would face are legion. Tim is coming in down five runs in the eighth inning. (Anchorage Daily News)

    #17 Brown Stops Johns Hopkins 12-6 in Eastern Championship First Round  Nov 22, 2008
    The win places the Bears into a semifinal showdown with 13th-ranked and Southern Division champion Princeton University at 5:30 pm on Saturday, Nov. 22, while the Blue Jays will meet the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the first consolation game at 2:30 pm on Saturday. JHU is 2-0 versus MIT knocking off the Engineers 10-7 and 20-15 in the Division III Eastern title game at JHU a few weeks ago. (Hopkinssports.com)

    Garnter Scores Four as No. 17 Brown Men's Water Polo Defeats Johns Hopkins, 12-6  Nov 22, 2008
    The win places the Bears into a semifinal showdown with No. 13 ranked and Southern Division champion Princeton University at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, November 22. Brown built a 4-0 lead in the first period and never looked back as the Bears increased the margin to 8-2 to halftime and coasted to the six-goal victory. (Brownbears.com)

    Medvedev faces hard sell in Latin America  Nov 22, 2008
    "Russia's elites, including President Medvedev, look on China's rising diplomatic and economic successes in Latin America and in Africa with envy," said Stephen Kotkin, the director of Russian studies at Princeton University. "They also perceive an opportunity, much exaggerated, to send the U.S. a message in its supposed backyard.". (International Herald Tribune)

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