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BERNS TEIN ’83, CARLE TT SPIKE, AND  \nBRETT T OMLINSON  \n50 Where Hate Hides How Joel Finkelstein *18, co-founder of the Network Contagion Research Institute, built an early warning system for the internet.  \nBY HARRISON BLACKMAN ’17  \nON THE COVER  \nWilton Virgo ’00 and his classmates celebrate during the P-rade. Photograph by Beverly Schaefer  \nDEPARTMENTS  \n2 The President’s Page  \n4 Inbox  \n12 On the Campus  \n29 Research  \n57 Princetonians  \n64 Class Notes  \n83 Memorials  \n95 Classifieds  \n96 Princeton Portrait  \n Published using 100% recycledpaper JULY/AUGUST 2025 princeton alumni weekly 1  \nCommencement 2025:‘A Fierce Independence of Mind’  \nT H E P R E S I D E N T ’ S P A G E  \nOn May 27, I had the honor of presiding over Princeton’s 278th Commencement. I used the occasion to urge our 2025 graduates to maintain the traditions of daring inquiry and independence that have shaped America’s great colleges and universities. Here are my remarks.—C.L.E.  \nI  \nn a few minutes, all of you will walk out of this stadium as newly minted graduates ofthis University. Before you do, however, long-standing tradition permits the University president to offer a  \nfew remarks about the path that lies ahead.  \nAs I began drafting this year’s speech, I found myself reflecting on what I recall from my own graduation—which, alas, is very little: after more than forty years, the day is mostly a blur.  \nI do remember leaving campus with a new, hardshell Samsonite briefcase, a gift from my beloved grandmother, intended to mark my transition from backpack-toting undergraduate to office-going adult.  \nThe briefcase would soon yield again to the backpacks that I favored for most of my professorial career.  \nDuring that post-graduation summer, though, I proudly carried my books and papers in the briefcase, feeling suitably professional and accomplished. 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