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Cadava appointed master of Wilson College. May 6, 2009. Helping students see what's at stake in language. Princeton Weekly Bulletin, April 6, 2009. Tuning in to music performance to sound out ideas . Princeton Weely Bulletin, March 23, 2009. Congratulations to graduate student Hannah Crawforth on being honored as a co-winner of the Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellowship at a luncheon in Jadwin Gymnasium on Alumni Day on Feb. 21. Princeton Weekly Bulletin, March 2, 2009. Dolan and Wolf bring fresh view of performance studies . Princeton Weekly Bulletin, February 23, 2009. Diamond dialogue: Baseball coach teams with professor to examine sport's evolution . Princeton Weekly Bulletin, October 13, 2008 Nunokawa thrives on serendipity of college master's role . Princeton Weekly Bulletin, May 5, 2008. Renowned Princeton writers join together to teach one class. Princeton Weekly Bulletin, January 14, 2008. Gee inspired by story behind famed poem . Princeton Weekly Bulletin, December 10, 2007. The American Society for Theater Research (ASTR) has awarded Daphne Brooks' new book Bodies in Dissent: Spectacular Performances of Race and Freedom, 1850-1910 the Errol Hill Award for outstanding scholarship on African American performance for 2006. Congratulations to Emeritus Professor Sam Hynes on his appearance in the PBS television series The War . Starry Schor , whose biography "Emma Lazarus" (Schocken, 2006) won the 2006 National Jewish Book Award, has just returned from a trip to Hanoi, where she is researching her new project on Esperanto she describes in an article in the Forward . Congratulations to Jeff Dolven on the appearance of his new book, "Scenes of Instruction" (University of Chicago Press, 2007). Congratulations to Sophie Gee , whose novel, "Scandal of the Season" (Scribner, 2007) is being enthusiastically received by the New Yorker , the Washington Post , and the New York Times . Claudia L. Johnson gave a radio interview on NPR's "On Point" about Jane Austen Mania and the new movie about Austen's life, "Becoming Jane Austen". McCosh Hall - "Venerable lecture hall reaches century milestone" . August 16, 2007. Professor Ulrich Knoepflmacher - "Two selected for Behrman Award" . Princeton Weekly Bulletin, June 4, 2007. Professor Anne Cheng - "Deepening the discourse on racial dynamics" . Princeton Weekly Bulletin, April 23, 2007. Professor Larry Danson - "Danson dazzles with tales of Shakespeare" . Princeton Weekly Bulletin, April 16, 2007. Professor William Gleason - "Four faculty members recognized for outstanding teaching" . Princeton Weekly Bulletin, June 19, 2006. Professor Deborah Nord - Freshman Seminars - Debating differences between genders in literature, film and life, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, November 1, 2004. Professor Susan Stewart - Freshman Seminars - Cultivating personal growth in a seminar on gardens, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, November 1, 2004 Professor Daphne Brooks - Research that rocks - With an eye for the eclectic, Brooks explores pop culture's roots, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, October 18, 2004. Professor Susan Stewart chosen for the 2004 Truman Capote Award for Literary Criticism, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, September 20, 2004. Professor John Fleming - Four faculty members recognized for their outstanding teaching, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, June 14, 2004. Professor John Fleming - Scholar, marshal, adviser, columnist - Fleming prepares for yet another role: Emeritus, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, May 17, 2004. Earl Miner, specialist in English and Japanese literature, dies at age 77, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, May 5, 2004. Professor Eduardo Cadava - Making connections - Cadava capitalizes on crossroads of disciplines to create links, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, February 23, 2004. Professor Valerie Smith - Honoring King and Robeson legacies, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, February 2, 2004. Professor Nigel Smith - Surroundings stimulate study of English literature, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, January 12, 2004 Professor Vance Smith - Freshman Seminars - Smith forgets few angles in freshman seminar on memory, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, November, 10, 2003. Professor Jeff Nunokawa, - Teaching tactics - Gone are fusty lectures, now it's dramatic and compelling, - Princeton Alumni Weekly, March 12, 2003 Professor Elaine Showalter - Showalter inspires conversation about teaching literature, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, February 17, 2003. Professor Elaine Showalter - Showalter to retire; pursue trans-Atlantic journalism, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, February 17, 2003. Claudia Tate, scholar of African-American literary criticism, dies at 55, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, September 9, 2002. Professor James Richardson - Keeping it short: Richardson distills wit in aphorisms, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, May 20, 2002. Professor Nigel Smith - Two develop interdisciplinary course as Behrman fellows, Princeton Weekly Bulletin, April 8, 2002. Scientific advances make the headlines, but Princeton's English professors are breaking new ground, too. Princeton Alumni Weekly, February 13, 2002. Professor Maria DiBattista - DiBattista looks at Hollywood heroines of the '30s and '40s, - Princeton Weekly Bulletin, November 19, 2001.
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