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It is Reunions.
Thursday, 31 May 2012
by Giri Nathan
And in case you were unsure, this useful website confirms your suspicions. We’ll be offering occasional dispatches on the insanity, as per usual. In mere hours, thousands of accomplished alums will return to campus to regress into some kind of animalistic state. Among those accomplished alums is Brooke Shields ’87, who is said to be
- Published in Goings On
All Night Rise Up Singing
Thursday, 24 May 2012
by Abby Klionsky
Leaving Firestone to walk back to my room just now I passed by Cannon Green only to hear the strumming of banjos, ukuleles, and guitars and the piercing tunes of an expect harmonica player. I stopped by for a while to join Rise Up Singing, the folk-singing group that meets once a week in Murray
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Bob Dylan, Cannon Green, folk songs, headlamp, Murray Dodge, Old Crow Medicine Show, Rise Up Singing, sleeping bag, Wagon Wheel
“I Went to School in New Jersey”
Monday, 21 May 2012
by Alice Su
Looking for something to get you through your last final? Getting pumped up for Dead Week revelry? Just want something #orangeandblack to rage to? Hats off to Nikki Muller ’05, who I’m pretty sure has come up with this year’s Reunions anthem. We think this song is gold. UPDATE — We got in touch with
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artist and poor and proud, bitch, Ivy League Hustle, please perform this live at Reunions, Princeton, rap, sass, TFC, Wharton douches
LIVEBLOG: Dean’s Date, Spring 2012
Monday, 14 May 2012
by University Press Club
5:01PM – The End! Well done folks! Another Dean’s Date conquered. In the past 24 hours, The Ink has bravely soldiered on with you in solidarity and camaraderie. We cried over the rainy day forecast. We laughed at baby/animal videos (@LRW- shouldn’t it be lime puppies?). We consumed inordinate amounts of bacon and beef jerky.
- Published in Dean's Date Blog
More Princeton Meets Ralph Lauren Madness!
Wednesday, 09 May 2012
by Vivienne Chen
Apparently, this past week’s photoshoot isn’t the first time that Princeton University has been used for Ralph Lauren’s Rugby collection. As if to cement ourselves as the face of preppy wear, Princeton has been Ralph Lauren’s advertising backdrop since 2008. Check it out: All of your favorite places up-campus are featured: Holder courtyard, East Pyne,
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polos, prepidemic, preppy princeton, ralph lauren, Ralph Lauren commercials, rugby, serious judgment, WASPs
Lawnparties Fashion 2012
Wednesday, 09 May 2012
by Louise Connelly
Lawnparties is an excuse for Princetonians to break out their preppiest possessions and drink champagne to live music on the lawns of mansions, fulfilling every stereotype the University has to offer. Ladies this year rivaled the classiest of Kentucky Derby attendees with bright dresses and oversized hats, and the men, outside the realms of TI’s “sun’s
- Published in Style
It’s (Almost) Reunions Time
Thursday, 03 May 2012
by Lauren Zumbach
For Steven Liss ’10, Reunions is an orange and black Christmas, and even harder to wait for than the original. While checking his calendar last night, Liss got the inspiration for the Reunions Advent Calendar – similar to countdowntoreunions.com, but with a daily bonus – videos, cartoons, funny quotes, “anything exalting Princeton, really,” Liss said. It
- Published in Goings On
Crashing A Ralph Lauren Shoot
Thursday, 03 May 2012
by Louise Connelly
Walking around campus today you might have spotted some particularly well-dressed young men and women standing around some particularly vintage vehicles. Though the models may have been noticeably more attractive than the average Princetonian, the clothes did not seem entirely out of place, something the directors must have reckoned when choosing our gorgeous campus as
Breaking News: Evidence of Aliens Not Found
Thursday, 03 May 2012
by Nellie Peyton
Two Princeton astrophysics professors have concluded from their studies that the expectation of extraterrestrial life “might be based more on optimism than scientific evidence,” announced a press release last Thursday. Edwin Turner and David Spiegel, who conducted the research, used Bayes’s Theorem of probability to mathematically test the assumption that life exists on other planets.
- Published in Princeton in the News