From Y. S. Kim's Collection

Brooke Shields

• Brooke Shields in her graduation gown (Princeton, 1987).
• Brooke in preparation for the 1987 P-rade.
• Brooke Shields and Kim's wife, during the graduation festival (Princeton, 1987).
• Brooke with her signature. Photo hanging in the Yankee Doodle Restaurant in Princeton's Nassau Inn.
• near Paris, two French girls very happy with the photos of Brooke Shields. We were on a high-speed train to Paris from Gif-sur-Yvette on July 14 (2000). They took the Brooke photos from my portable album and decided to keep them.
• Brooke in New York (2004), from the NYC Official City Guide (December 23, 2004).

Princeton 1987 and 2000

• Treiman, Sam Treiman with Y. S. Kim and his son at Princeton (1987).
• Year 2000, Princeton revisited.
  1. Princeton's New PhDs: Princeton's one old PhD and with new PhDs under the Cleveland Tower (May 2000).
  2. Graduate School P-rade (May 2000).

• My own Commencement (1961). This photo was taken during the 1961 commencement ceremony held in June. I was in the crowd standing to get their PhD degrees. I had a close-up view of Dean Rusk, Henry Cabot Lodge, and Mary Bunting who were among the recipients of honorary degrees. Mary Bunting was the president of Radcliffe College and a mother of five children.
• I was there.

• with Harold Shapiro, the president of the University (1986-2001) during the Graduate School Centennial gala dinner held at the Jadwin Gymnasium on December 15, 2000. Mrs. Shapiro is in the middle.
• Shirley Tilghman became the president in 2001. She is the first lady president of Princeton University. This photo was taken during the dinner honoring Harold Shapiro in February 2004. Shapiro was the recipient of the 2004 James Madison medal given by the Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni. Madison was a Princeton graduate and the fourth president of the United States.

Wigner-related Photos

• Wigner at home. Patrica Eileen and Eugene Paul Wigner at their house in Princeton (1991).
• Wigner with grand daugters. Photo (1986) courtesy of Charles Upton.
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von Neumann-related Photos

• von Neumann in home living room, photo by Alan Richards, courtesy of the Archives of the Institute for Advanced Study.
• Budapest, von Neumann's High School in Budapest. In addition to von Neumann, this high school produced two Nobel laureates. Do you know who they are?
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Wheeler-related Photos

• A happy couple at the Wheeler Estate in Maine (1991).
• Toll and Wheeler Two happy men (College Park 2001). Johnny Toll came to the Univ. of Maryland from Princeton in 1953 and built the Physics Department. Recently the Physics Building was named "John S. Toll Physics Building." John Archibald Wheeler came to the dedication ceremony held in May of 2001. Wheeler was Toll's dissertation advisor at Princeton. Jordan Goodman, also in this photo, is the current Chairman of the Department, and was responsible for making these two gentlemen happy.
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Feynman-related Photos

• Richard P. Feynman (1918-88). Feynman's photo hanging on the third floor of Jadwin Hall (physics building) of Princeton University.
• Feynman with Paul A. M. Dirac in Poland (1962), courtesy of Caltech Photo Archive. Photo by Marek Holzman.
• Click here, for more Feynman-related photos. As you know, Feynman was one of the most colorful persons of the 20th century.

Fitch-related Photos

• Val Fitch with John Bardeen, during the first Wigner Symposium held at the University of Maryland In May of 1988.
• Win Risk, Val Fitch, Fred Goldhaber, and Dave Cassel, during the 1962 departmental picnic in front of the Cosmic Ray Laboratory.
• Cosmic Ray Laboratory. This building, now called the Elementary Particles Lab, was built as a temporary building during the WW-II period. This is one of the permanent temporary buildings on the campus. Val Fitch started his research program in this building.

Weinberg-related Photos

• Steve Weinberg surrounded by young admirers during the first Wigner Symposium held at the Univ. of Maryland in 1988.
• Talking to Wigner. Steve Weinberg talking to Wigner when he was a graduate student at Princeton (1957).
• Home Page. Weinberg's home page at the Univ. of Texas (Austin).

Many Interesting Characters from Princeton

• with John Toll, Wigner, Mrs. Toll (photo by Joan Hamilton, 1986). I came to the Univ. of Maryland in 1962 when Johnny Toll was the Chairman of the Physics Department. He is now the Chancellor Emeritus of the Univ. of Maryland and the President of Washington College. His office is next to mine in the Physics Building. Toll was John A. Wheeler's student at Princeton.

• Wigner and Kim, during the zeroth Wigner Symposium held at the University of Maryland in 1986 (photo by Joan Hamilton). Another picture, with Wigner (by Joan Hamilton, 1986).

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• Joe Redish and Wally Greenberg (1980).

• Jim Hartle with the Brills, suring the first Workshop on Squeezed States and Uncertainty Relations held at the Univ. of Maryland in March of 1991.

• Jim Woods. Jim Woods came to Princeton one year ahead of me in 1957. We spent five years together at the University of Maryland (1963-8). This photo was taken while both of us were attending a conference held in Goslar (Germany 1996).

• John Klauder, with his daughter (Lake Balatonfurd, Hungary, 1997). I met Klauder while we both were students at Princeton. He was several years ahead of me. Since 1980, he has been very helpful to me whenever I needed his help.
  Happy Couple in Hungary enjoying dinner during the Wigner Centennial Conference held in Pecs (July 2002).

• Raymond Streater spent his postoctoral years at Princeton when I was a graduate student there. While there, he wrote a book with A. S. Wightman entitled "CPT, Spin and Statistics, and All That." You are invited to his webpage.

• Marcel Froissart talking with Pierre Piroue at the Physics picnic (Princeton 1962). Froissart's had two children then.

• Paul Schweitzer. During my last two years at Princeton (1960-62), I was one of six boys who shared a house. Four of them were physicist, one musician and one mathematician. Paul was a mathematician. He now lives in Rio de Janeiro. In April of 2000, he attended a math conference held at the Univ. of Maryland. The old b/w photos were taken during the summer of 1961. You will see how looked then and 39 years later.

• Fred Goldhaber became 60. There was a celebration of this event in the form of a one-day conference followed by a banquet at Stony Brook (New York) on October 7 (2001). The title of the conference was "An Open World of Physics."

• with the Lipkins in Montreal (May 2004). Harry Lipkin received his PhD degree from Princeton in 1950. His advisor was Milton White, a very distinguished experimental physicist.

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