What's new at PAW Online: Feb. 27, 2012

There’s more to see at PAW Online, including the Web Exclusives below, which are linked to our March 7 issue. In the weeks between print issues, you can read even more on The Weekly Blog, a frequently updated site that relies on a talented team of student writers. This month, our bloggers have covered the Ivy League-champion women’s basketball team, a campus discussion of Syria, and a forum honoring the legacy of mutual-fund innovator John C. Bogle ’51. To browse these stories and more, click here.

— Marilyn H. Marks *86, editor

	Slide show: More images from Antioch View a collection of archaeological images and photos of mosaics on campus.
	Career tips from the former Wilson School dean Professor Anne-Marie Slaughter ’80 writes about designing your own profession.
	Rally ’Round the Cannon: Graduate alumni at Princeton Princeton owes a great deal to its graduate alumni — and not just the Madison medalists, columnist Gregg Lange ’70 writes.
	Slide show: The colorful world of Constellation Theatre View production images from Allison Arkell Stockman ’96’s Washington, D.C.-based Constellation Theatre Company.
	Download a PDF of the March 7 issue Our new PDF version is a great option for tablet users. Try it out and send your feedback to paw@princeton.edu.
	HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE MARCH 7 ISSUE: Dig of the century For decades, students and visitors to campus have walked past ancient mosaics of Antioch with barely a nod to Princeton’s treasures. Here’s how it began. Altered paths Though most alumni have landed on their feet, the last few years have been rough on some young graduates trying to begin their careers during the Great Recession. In support of the Occupiers A leftist defends activism on Princeton’s campus. Inbox Letters about parenting, teaching and grading, the Princeton Progressive Action Committee, and more.
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