The family of a couple who gave millions of dollars to Princeton University decades ago have asked a judge to add new claims to their 2-year-old lawsuit, charging that the school has a pattern of diverting restricted gifts to supplement the university's general fund. University officials say the claims that the university misspent $100 million from the gift are "outrageous allegations and half-truths." A trial is tentatively scheduled for next year.
June 18, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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