Gregg Lange '70 searches for pattern recognition in a column that travels from the Cosmos to the early days of sports television and back to the present day.For more Web exclusives, visit paw.princeton.edu

Putting the art in smartphone: Gregg Lange '70 explores campus art collections in a "snazzy 21st-century package." For more Web exclusives, visit paw.princeton.edu

Columnist Gregg Lange ’70 mulls the Nude Olympics and its place in the history of student life at Princeton. For more Web exclusives, visit paw.princeton.edu

In his latest Princeton history column, Gregg Lange '70 looks at Pete Carril’s Tigers and a pivotal moment in the NCAA men's basketball tournament. For more Web exclusives, visit paw.princeton.edu

How a 1973 documentary featuring Princeton classrooms became an Oscar frontrunner. For more Web exclusives, visit paw.princeton.edu

History columnist Gregg Lange ’70 looks at the long span of anti-apartheid protests at Princeton. For more Web Exclusives, visit http://paw.princeton.edu

Gregg Lange '70 shares a birthday tribute to collector and philanthropist William Scheide '36 and his "century's worth of wonderment." For more Web Exclusives, visit http://paw.princeton.edu

Gregg Lange '70 finds an unexpected gift in the form of Class of 1866 grad's math notebook (with assists from eBay and Mudd Library). For more Web Exclusives, visit paw.princeton.edu.

The real life exploits of Princeton's do-it-all hero, Hobey Baker 1914, who starred for the Tigers on the gridiron and the ice 100 years ago. For more Web Exclusives, visit paw.princeton.edu.

Gregg Lange '70 recalls the tale of Grover's Mill's 58 minutes of fame and the esteemed (fictional) Professor Richard Pierson, star of The War of the Worlds, broadcast 75 years ago this month. For more Web Exclusives, visit paw.princeton.edu.