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2020 Commencement Featured Speaker - Maria Ressa

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Maria Ressa, a 1986 Princeton graduate and CEO and executive editor of the Philippines-based online news organization Rappler.com, offers remarks for Princeton University’s 2020 Virtual Commencement Ceremony on Sunday, May 31, 2020. And the Baccalaureate speaker for #Princeton20 is ... Journalist and co-founder of @rapplerdotcom , @mariaressa '86! https://t.co/ssgyvDHz8Z — Princeton University (@Princeton) November 25, 2019 Selected as speaker by the Committee on Honorary Degrees, @mariaressa '86's letter of invitation said, "Your record of civic leadership makes you a superb role model for our students." #Princeton20 president Juston Forte also shared his excitement for Ressa's return to campus. pic.twitter.com/BppCsLkBIN — Princeton University (@Princeton) November 25, 2019 Maria Ressa in Wikipedia Ressa studied molecular biology and theater as an undergraduate at Princeton University, where she graduated cum laude with a B.A. degr...

@realDonaldTrump: The end of the Republican Party @GOP

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The End Of A Republican Party History Lesson: Trump's Rise Might Signal the Collapse of the Republican Party, with Sean Wilentz Princeton historian Sean Wilentz says that from a historical perspective the rise of Donald Trump signals the end of the Republican Party as we know it — and a worrisome new politics . Wilentz's new book is " The Politicians and the Egalitarians: The Hidden History of American Politics ." Read more . From  FiveThirtyEight.com : Moments of historical change in the course of a party’s life can be difficult to spot. In “ Party Ideologies in America, 1828-1996 ,” political scientist John Gerring marks the beginning of the modern Republican Party as Herbert Hoover ’s shifting campaign rhetoric in 1928 and 1932, when he talked more about the virtues of the American home and family than hard-tack economics. Hoover’s oratory about the progress of the individual being threatened by an overzealous government bureaucracy stuck around for...

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