Today is commencement day at Princeton.
Sunday's A Post for Galois was suggested, in part, by the fact that the founder and CEO of Amazon.com was that day's Princeton baccalaureate speaker. The Galois post linked to the Amazon reviews of one Christopher G. Robinson, a resident of Cambridge, Mass., whose Amazon book list titled "Step Right Up!" reflects a continuing libertine tradition at Harvard.
For Princeton's commencement day, it seems fitting to cite another Amazon document that reflects the more conservative values of that university.
I recommend the review Postmodern Pythagoras, by Matthew Milliner. Milliner is, in his own words, "an art history Ph.D. candidate at Princeton University."
See also Milliner's other reviews at Amazon.com.
"For every kind of libertine,
there is a kind of cross."
— Saying adapted from Pynchon