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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7-8,
2014 Only 6 classes have been given this opportunity, and our Great Class of
1961 is one of them! (The Who was there? list and photos are at the bottom of this page.) Schedule of
Activities: Friday Morning Samuel Wang, Professor of Molecular Biology and the Princeton Neuroscience
Institute, Samuel Wang, will discuss: Neuroscience in the 21st Century: Brain Circuits, Technologies,
Human Individuality and Autism. Take notes because you’ll want to be prepared
for one of the precepts (or less taxing activities). Friday Lunch Enjoy lunch with other '61 classmates at one of the dining
halls. Friday Afternoon Mark Beissinger, Henry W. Putnam Professor of Politics and Director of the
Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies will give a lecture
on: Ukraine, Russia, and the Redefinition of the Post-Cold War Political Order
Following Professor Beissinger’s lecture you’ll get to choose whether or not to
attend a precept or a tour. Friday Evening Join your fellow '61 classmates for dinner in the private dining room at Whitman College. Saturday Morning Participate in more academic programming with panels of current students
who will discuss their experiences at Princeton today. Saturday Afternoon Lunch at your leisure followed by the Princeton vs. Penn Football Game (3:30 kickoff); buy tickets at the gate or call ticket office (609) 258-4849 - Go Tigers!Who's was there? Patrick & Diane Davidson Jim Kellogg & Bob McLanahan '55 Katie Little '16 Peter Pettibone Joe & Ev Prather Charles & Judith Reusch Harry & Kathy Tollerton Carol Wojciechowicz Justin Ziegler '16 Ed Zschau
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