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Pinceton University Class of 1966 Library 8/14/21 '66 Authors/Books By Class Affiliation '66 Authors/Books By Major Class Affiliation* # '66ers # Authors** # Books Comments Major # Authors # Books Comments 1971 2 0 0 Aeronautical Engineering 4 10 1970 2 0 0 Aerospace & Mechanical Sciences 4 4 1969 6 0 0 Architecture 6 10 1968 23 2 3 Art & Archeology 5 10 1967 36 6 24 Astrophysics 1 1 1966 816 160 499 Biochemistry 1 2 1965 25 5 12 Biology 11 23 1964 1 0 0 Chemical Engineering 1 2 None 9 0 0 Chemistry 8 13 Totals 920 173 538 Classics 1 11 T.R. Reid East Asian Studies 1 1 * For purposes of the Class of 1966 Library, a "classmate" or "'66er" is defined as each Economics 2 7 of the 920 individuals who starting in September 1962 was at any time a member of Electrical Engineering 4 8 Class of 1966 during our undergraduate years, whether they are currently affiliated English 28 125 with '66 (816 of the 920 or 89%) or with another Princeton class (95 or 10%) or with French 1 3 no Princeton affiliation (9 or 1%). Geological Engineering 1 1 Geology 1 2 ** An "author" is defined as any classmate who authored, co-authored, edited, co-edited, Germanic Languages & Lit 2 27 Dollenmayer (24) translated, co-translated, illustrated or photographed a published book; or contributed a History 19 60 chapter, article, essay or similar entry or an illustration or photograph; or provided a Mathematics 9 29 preface, introduction, foreword or afterword. Oriental Languages & Lit 5 13 3 '67 authors Philosophy 6 12 Physics 4 15 Politics 10 25 '66 Authors/Books By Primary Role Psychology 4 10 Religion 4 9 Primary Role # 66ers # Books Comments Romance Languages 4 25 Jeffrey Green (19) Author 104 252 Slavic Languages 1 1 Author-Co 53 79 Sociology 3 19 Jon Wiener (15) Contributor 64 96 Woodrow Wilson School 15 43 Editor 20 26 No Information 7 17 Editor-Co 26 37 Totals 173 538 Illustrator/Photos 3 8 Translator 5 36 Translator-Co 4 4 Total 173* 538 '66 Author/Books By Eating Club * Column total exceeds the 173 class authors, who have played more than one primary role. Club # Authors # Books Comments Campus Club 15 33 Cannon Club 9 22 Cap & Gown Club 3 12 '66 Authors/Books by Decade Charter Club 11 29 Cloister Inn 12 29 Decade # 66ers # Books Comments Colonial Club 13 50 1960's 8 9 Cottage Club 9 26 1970's 36 46 Dial Lodge 11 15 1980's 49 79 Elm Club 13 49 1990's 66 115 Ivy Club 10 37 2000's 66 124 Key & Seal Club 2 7 2010's 83 149 Quadrangle Club 2 7 2020's 15 16 Terrace Club 17 38 Total 173* 538 Tiger Inn 10 27 Tower Club 5 10 * Column total exceeds the 173 class authors, who have published in more than one decade. Wilson Society - Independent 24 132 Dollenmayer, Green, Wiener No Information 7 15 Totals 173 538.

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