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Michael Novacek, "Dinosaurs of the Flaming Cliffs: A Fossil Expedition to Mongolia's Gobi Desert", November 9, 2000

President Bill Clinton's Keynote Address at the Conference on 'The Progressive Tradition: Politics, Culture and History', October 5, 2000

Session 3: The Progressive Legacy at the Conference on 'The Progressive Tradition: Politics, Culture and History' October 6, 2000

Session 2: Woodrow Wilson and His Times at the Conference on 'The Progressive Tradition: Politics, Culture and History' October 6, 2000

Session 1: Theodore Roosevelt and His Times at the Conference on 'The Progressive Tradition: Politics, Culture and History' October 6, 2000

Lech Walesa: Inaugural lecture of the Millennium Lecture Series, October 8, 1999

Andrew Knoll: "In the beginning: The Early Evolution of Life on Earth; "Cambrain Explosion, Proterozoic Fuse: The Early Evolution of Animals", October 6, 1999

Andrew Knoll: "In the beginning: The Early Evolution of Life on Earth; The Maturation of Earth and Life", October 5, 1999

Andrew Knoll: "In the beginning: The Early Evolution of Life on Earth", October 4, 1999

Princeton University's 252nd Commencement, June 1, 1999

Martin Scorsese discusses Film-Making, May 4, 1999

Bill Moyers hosts: Mind, Faith and Spirit (part 2), April 8, 1999

Bill Moyers hosts: Mind, Faith and Spirit (part 1), April 8, 1999

Thomas Eisner - Better Living (and Loving) Through Chemistry? Insect Style, April 6, 1999

Ingrid Daubechies - "Surfing with Wavelets", March 4, 1999

Marcus Raichle "Searching for Images of the Mind", Dec. 2, 1998

Judith Conde, Reverend Wilfredo Estrada, Juan Giusti, Robert Rabin, Pedro Varela: "Vieques." December 1, 2001

Lecture: Angus Deaton, December 5, 2001

John A. Robertson, University of Texas: "Is It Human to Clone? Reflections on Human Genetic Engineering." November 9, 2001

Thomas H. Murray, The Hastings Center: "Human Flourishing, Religion and Bioethics: Making Public Policy in the Face of Deep Disagreements Over What it Means to be Human." November 9, 2001

Gilbert Meilaender, Valparaiso University: "Between The Beasts and God." November 9, 2001

James F. Childress, University of Virginia: "The Meaning of Being Human: Religious and Bioethical Disputes about Boundaries and Limits in Public Policy." November 8, 2001

Robert Moses, Civil Rights Movement Organizer: "The Presumption of Innocence, Sharecropper Education and America's Ideals." November 5, 2001

Paul Ehrlich, Stanford University: "Human Natures: Genes, Cultures, and the Human Prospect." October 8, 2001

Princeton University's 254th Commencement, June 5, 2001

Princeton University Hooding Ceremony, June 4, 2001

Princeton University's Baccalaureate, June 3, 2001

"Press Conference: Dr. Shirley Tilghman elected 19th President of Princeton University" May 5, 2001

Claude Steele, "How Stereotypes Can Shape Intellectual Performance and Identity" Stafford Little Lecture. March 8, 2001

Jared Diamond, UCLA: "Collapses of Ancient Societies and their Lessons for Today" - October 9, 2002

Daniel Kahneman, 2002 Nobel Prize Winner in Economic Sciences, Press Conference, October 9, 2002

Ariel Dorfman, Duke University: "Who Are the Real Barbarians? A Latin-American Perspective." October 8, 2002

Office of Information Technology, "The Next Generation" July 2, 2002

WWS Faculty Panel: "Anti-Terrorism, Law and Intelligence" June 2, 2002

Alumni Panel: "Renewal and Rebuilding in New York City in the Aftermath of September 11" June 1, 2002

"Princeton University's 255th Commencement." June 4, 2002

"Graduate School Hooding Ceremony." June 3, 2002

Meg Whitman '77: "Baccalaureate Ceremony: Guest Speaker." June 2, 2002

Bernard Lewis, Professor of Near Eastern Studies, Emeritus, "Ottoman Thought and Practice Concerning War" May 4, 2002

Charles M. Falco, Optical Sciences Center, University of Arizona: "The Art and Science of the Motorcycle" May 8, 2002

Charles M. Falco, Optical Sciences Center, University of Arizona: "Through a Looking Glass: The Art of the Science of Renaissance Painting " May 7, 2002

Sydney Brenner, Molecular Sciences Institute: "The Architecture of Biological Complexity" May 2, 2002

Sydney Brenner, Molecular Sciences Institute: "Does E Coli Understand Itself?" May 1, 2002

Robert Dahl, "A Conversation with Robert Dahl." April 9, 2002

Robert Dahl "How Democratic is the American Constitution?" April 8, 2002

Tony Kushner, Playwright: "An Evening with Tony Kushner." April 4, 2002

Stewart Smith, Princeton University: "The Disappearance of Anti-matter Following the Big Bang." March 7, 2002

Frank O. Gehry, Frank O. Gehry Associates: "Current and Recent Work." March 6, 2002

Macworld Conference and Expo, January 7, 2002

Reverend Wilfredo Estrada: "Closing Ceremony." December 1, 2001

Hazel Carby, Ann duCille, Valerie Smith: "Narratives of Gender, Race and Nation." December 7, 2001

Mary Helen Washington, Maurice Wallace, Barbara Johnson, Nell Painter: "Gender, Culture and Psychoanalysis." December 7, 2001

Spring 2003 Common Solutions Group (CSG) Workshop and Meeting - "Learning Management Systems (continued)" - Afternoon Session I - May 7, 2003

Ziba Mir Hosseini, Near and Middle Eastern Studies, SOAS: "Islamic Law and Feminism: Opening a Dialogue." March 6, 2003

Vincent Poor: "Anytime, Anywhere: The Recent Revolution in Wireless Communications" - March 5, 2003

Vincent Courtillot, Universite Paris 7: "Mass extinctions in the Phanerozoic: a single cause and if yes which?" - December 4, 2002

Steve Forbes '70: "What happens after Iraq?" - November 5, 2002

J. Rufus Fears: "Freedom and the Superpower" - October 8, 2003

Chuck Close, Eminent painter and printmaker: "The 2003-2004 Belknap Visitor in the Humanities" - October 09, 2003

Yi Fu Tuan, University of Wisconsin: "Place, Art, and Self." October 08, 2003

Assembly for the Class of 2007: "D is for Digital and Why It Matters," Brian Kernighan, Professor of Computer Science - September 7, 2003

Shirley M. Tilghman: "Opening Exercises: A University Convocation" - September 7, 2003

Princeton University Class Day Ceremony - June 2, 2003

"Fred Fest" celebrates Dean of Admission Fred Hargadon - May 6, 2003

Princeton University's 256th Commencement - June 3, 2003

Graduate School Hooding Ceremony - June 2, 2003

Baccalaureate - Guest Speaker: Dean of Admission Fred Hargadon - June 1, 2003

Democracy in Post-occupation Iraq: Panel 3 - Democracy, Infrastructure and Architecture - May 3, 2003

Democracy in Post-occupation Iraq: Panel 1 - Values: Democratic Ideals and the Iraqi Context - May 3, 2003

Democracy in Post-occupation Iraq: Panel 2 - History: Experiments in Democratization - May 3, 2003

Class of 2003 Panel Discussion: Title IX Bout - May 6, 2003

Spring 2003 Common Solutions Group (CSG) Workshop and Meeting - "The Current State of Affairs or (C/LMS 101)" - Morning Session I - May 7, 2003

Spring 2003 Common Solutions Group (CSG) Workshop and Meeting - "Future Directions - Visions of the Future (includes business framework)" - Morning Session I - May 8, 2003

Spring 2003 Common Solutions Group (CSG) Workshop and Meeting - "Lessons Learned from Initiatives" - Morning Session I - May 8, 2003

Spring 2003 Common Solutions Group (CSG) Workshop and Meeting - "Learning Management Systems (continued) - Tools, Outreach and Innovation in Teaching (Tools)" - Afternoon Session II - May 7, 2003

Spring 2003 Common Solutions Group (CSG) Workshop and Meeting - "Integration, Interoperability and Boundary Issues (On campus)" - Morning Session II - May 7, 2003

Michael Pack, Executive Director, Manifold Productions: "God and the Inner City" - March 9, 2004

Helen Vendler, Harvard University - "Lyric Intimacy: Speaking to Invisible Listeners: II. Walt Whitman and the Reader in Futurity: Intimacy with the Longed-for Camerado" - April 15, 2004

Michael Greve, American Enterprise Institute: "Real Federalism" - February 9, 2004

Panel Discussion on "The Passion of the Christ" - March 2, 2004

Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, ElTonore Raoul Professor of the Humanities, Emory University: "Marriage on Trial" - December 8, 2003

Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, ElTonore Raoul Professor of the Humanities, Emory University: "Marriage 102: Different or Equal? The Compromise of Separate Spheres" - December 3, 2003

Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, ElTonore Raoul Professor of the Humanities, Emory University: "Marriage 101: Male and Female, Created He Them" - December 1, 2003

Vera Rubin, Carnegie Institution of Washington: "Telling Stories about the Universe" - December 4, 2003

Kathleen Sullivan, Stanley Morrison Professor of Law and former Dean of Stanford University: "The Constitution and EMERGENCY" - February 9, 2005

Nelson Lund, George Mason University School of Law: "Lawrence v. Texas: The Worst Supreme Court Opinion in History?" - February 7, 2005

Alan Krueger, Princeton University: "Misunderestimating TERRORISM, Economics and the Roots of Terrorism" - December 2, 2004

Alan Wolfe, Boston College: "America's Two Visions: The Good and the Great" - November 9, 2004

David Novak, J. Richard and Dorothy Shiff Professor of Jewish Studies, University of Toronto: "Religious Liberty: The Philosophical Claim" - November 8, 2004

David Novak, J. Richard and Dorothy Shiff Professor of Jewish Studies, University of Toronto: "Religious Liberty: The Political Claim" - November 1, 2004

Peter Berkowitz, associate professor at George Mason University's School of Law and a fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution: "Liberalism, Morals and the Supreme Law of the Land" - October 6, 2004

George Dyson, Author: "Barricelli's Universe: Digital Computing in Princeton, 1945-58" - October 5, 2004

Leadership in the Early Republic: "Summation" - April 3, 2004

Leadership in the Early Republic: "James Madison" - April 3, 2004

Leadership in the Early Republic: "Thomas Jefferson" - April 3, 2004

Leadership in the Early Republic: "Alexander Hamilton" - April 3, 2004

Leadership in the Early Republic: "George Washington" - April 2, 2004

Leadership in the Early Republic: "John Adams" - April 3, 2004