Princeton's elite join Nader fight for change

WASHINGTON A select group from Princeton's "silent generation,"busy accumulating privilege and power since the 1950s, has decidedthat wealth is not enough and is setting out to change society.

Spurred by their least silent classmate - Ralph Nader - 120members of the Class of 1955 at Princeton University have set up anonprofit organization to train future leaders, shepherdundergraduates into public-interest jobs and finance classmates whowant to tackle society's ills.

They already have met with graduates in their mid-50s from 11other colleges, including the University of Chicago, Notre Dame andAlverno in Wisconsin, in the hope of triggering a national …