Regarding “Ordiway ’81 fired, effective June 2010” (Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009):
With regard to the story about Dean Frank Ordiway’s departure from the University, we wish to express our enthusiastic support for him and our deep disappointment that he will not be here after this year. Frank Ordiway has been a central part of undergraduate life for 20 years and his tenure has been distinguished by tremendous dedication to students and wise counsel. As colleagues we will dearly miss him — and future students will find their Princeton experience diminished by his absence.
Jeremy Adelman
Professor of History
April Alliston
Professor of Comparative Literature
Sarah Anderson
Lecturer in English
Robert Bagley
Professor of Art and Archaeology
Leonard Barkan
Professor of Comparative Literature
David Bellos
Professor of French and Italian and Comparative Literature
Daphne Brooks
Associate Professor of English and African American Studies
Miguel Centeno
Professor of Sociology and International Affairs
Edward Champlin
Professor of Classics
Maria DiBattista
Professor of English and Comparative Literature
Denis Feeney
Professor of Classics
John Gager
Professor of Religion, emeritus
Alison Gammie
Senior Lecturer in Molecular Biology
Anthony Grafton
Professor of History
Constanze Guthenke
Associate Professor of Classics and Hellenic Studies
Tom Hare
Professor of Comparative Literature
Robert Hollander
Professor of European Literature and French and Italian, emeritus
Andrew Houck
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
William Howarth
Professor of English, emeritus
Norm Itzkowitz
Professor of Near Eastern Studies, emeritus
Michael Jennings
Professor of German
Deborah Kaple
Lecturer in Sociology
Robert Kaster
Professor of Classics
Joshua Katz
Professor of Classics
Stan Katz
Professor, Woodrow Wilson School
Martin Kern
Professor of East Asian Studies
Brian Kernighan
Professor of Computer Science
John Logan
Literature Bibligorapher
Simone Marchesi
Assistant Professor of French and Italian
Alan Patten
Professor of Politics
Eileen Reeves
Professor of Comparative Literature
P. Adams Sitney
Professor of Visual Arts
Christian Wildberg
Professor of Classics
Froma Zeitlin
Professor of Classics and Comparative Literature
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