Princeton Seeks New President to Continue Wilson Era
The university faces a yearlong search to replace Woodrow Wilson as president. Prominent candidates include Dr Benjamin Ide Wheeler and Dr Henry Hibben, with Princeton graduates favored. Trustees weigh outsider versus insider picks while noting the need to preserve Wilsonian policies and reform potential.
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