Princeton University
Princeton University is a private Ivy League research university in Princeton, New Jersey. Founded in 1746 in Elizabeth as the College of New Jersey, Princeton is the fourth-oldest institution of higher education in the United States and one of the nine colonial colleges chartered before the American Revolution.
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Dennis Snower
Economist
William S. Fisher
American investor
Robert J. Fisher
American businessman
Michael A. Levi
Flynt Leverett
Author
Bryan Caplan
American economist
Xiyue Wang
Walter Lord
American author
Louis Rukeyser
American journalist
Stewart McKinney
American Politician
J. Stapleton Roy
Diplomat
Orin Kerr
American professor
David Alan Callahan
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Ross Tucker
Former American football player
Eric Moe
American composer
William Howard Taft III
American diplomat
Richard Hartshorne
American geographer
Heinz Pagels
American physicist
Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky
American-German physicist
Stephen Cole Kleene
American mathematician
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English former footballer
Richard Stengel
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Steven G. Krantz
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Sundaram Thangavelu
Indian professor
Arminio Fraga
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Aaron Edlin
Expert
Cheng Li
American author
Malcolm Forbes
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Darryl N. Johnson
United States Ambassador to Thailand
Marie L. Yovanovitch
Ambassador
Pete du Pont
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Harold Tafler Shapiro
Economist
Barton Gellman
American journalist
Wayne Koestenbaum
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Steven Naifeh
Biographer
James G. MacKinnon
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Gary Michael Walters
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James Waddel Alexander
American theologian
James G. Birney
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Harold Medina
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Daniel Deudney
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Frederick Seitz
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