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A Manhattan man sustained no injuries after a wreck on I-470 in Topeka Tuesday. The Kansas Highway Patrol says a two vehicle crash occurred just before 4 p.m. near the Fairlawn Road interchange. A Jeep Wrangler driven by 85-year-old Wilbur Crabb of Manhattan rear ended a westbound Kia Rio when it switched lanes. Crabb, who was wearing a seat belt, sustained no apparent injury, according to the crash report. The driver of the Kia, 55-year-old Robert Matthews of Topeka was transported to St. Francis Hospital with a suspected minor injury. He too was wearing a seat belt. ....
Robert Hollander, preeminent scholar of Dante, ‘pioneer’ of the digital humanities and Princeton alumnus, dies at 87 Julie Clack, Office of Communications May 13, 2021 2:19 p.m. Robert Hollander, professor of European literature, and French and Italian, emeritus, and renowned scholar of Dante, died peacefully of natural causes at his family’s home in Pau uilo, Hawaii on April 20. He was 87. Robert Hollander Robert Matthews, Office of Communications Hollander joined Princeton’s faculty in 1962 and transferred to emeritus status in 2003. His teaching and research centered on medieval Italian literature, with a focus on the work of Dante Alighieri and Giovanni Boccaccio. “Professor Hollander was a central figure in the Department of French and Italian for 40 years,” said Tom Trezise, professor of French and Italian and department chair. “His substantial publications and related professional activity ensured a very prominent place ....