The Old Guard of Princeton provides the opportunity for its members
to promote good fellowship, preserve mental alertness
and maintain a lively interest in the arts and sciences
and in community, national and world affairs.
to promote good fellowship, preserve mental alertness
and maintain a lively interest in the arts and sciences
and in community, national and world affairs.
Next Zoom Meeting
Wednesday, September 23, 2020
10:15 AM
Wednesday, September 23, 2020
10:15 AM
Xi for Life? What does it mean for China and the World?
Rory Truex
Assistant Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University
Introducer: John Cotton
Minutes: Charlie Ganoe
Minutes: Charlie Ganoe
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Good News for the Hard of Hearing!
The Friend Center Convocation Room has an Assistive Hearing System.
Some wireless headsets are available at the speaker's table.
After each meeting, return the headset for recharging.
Some wireless headsets are available at the speaker's table.
After each meeting, return the headset for recharging.
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Type a keyword (e.g., France) or a phrase in quotation marks (e.g., "Rue des Martyrs")
and click on the magnifying glass (or hit the Enter key).
A list of pages containing your search word or phrase will appear on a new page.
Click on each page's link to read the complete minutes from that date.
Note: Without quotation marks surrounding a phrase, pages containing any of the words in that phrase will be listed.