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Week In Review: GRΣΣK Σdition (July 23 – July 29)
Tuesday, 31 July 2012
by Louise Connelly
Sorry ’16ers, as much as we tried (and boy did we try: liveblog transcript of evidence here), none of you will be able to join a sorority or fraternity this year. As I have no doubt the administration has already alerted you, a full-fledged freshman Greek ban was instated this spring, prohibiting the rush of,
- Published in Week in Review
Week in Review: Ai Weiwei makes his mark (July 16 – 22)
Tuesday, 24 July 2012
by Charlie Marsh
It seems that they Woody Woo building itself won’t be the only marvel in the area this fall, as the university has announced that Scudder Plaza (just in-front of Woody Woo—had anyone heard this name before?) will play host to an installation from the acclaimed Chinese artist Ai Weiwei. “Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads” consists of
- Published in Uncategorized, Week in Review
Week in Review: Bad A$$ Edition (July 9 – 15)
Tuesday, 17 July 2012
by Alice Su
First up, shout out to our incoming freshmen! Princeton 2016 is getting all worked up this week – with good reason, since they’ve received both their res college assignments and chance to flip through the fall frosh seminars catalogue. It includes the classic free trip (!) seminars with promises of fall breaks in Costa Rica
- Published in Alumni, Fun, Goings On, Internet, Week in Review
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Annual Giving, Asians, Bad A$$, CDY, comics, elitism, Harry Potter, Jonathan Schwartz, Joyce Carol Oates, Justin Bieber, ke$ha, prefrosh, Princeton is really rich
Week in Review: Rockets’ Red Glare Edition (July 2- 8)
Tuesday, 10 July 2012
by Giri Nathan
This week: the birth of our nation and the validation of our physics. And a couple things of lesser gravity, too, like this picture of John Nash and Tina Fey chatting on Cannon Green.
- Published in Week in Review
Week in Review: Onto the Olympics! (June 24- July 2)
Tuesday, 03 July 2012
by Ellis Liang
On Sunday, Spain made soccer history by winning the Euro Cup and its third straight international title. But since no Princetonian (with the exception of Fernando Torres fan-boy Jeff Nunokawa and this lone Press Clubber) gives a damn about soccer, let’s talk Olympics. Donn Cabral ’12 earned a spot at the Olympics when he took
- Published in Sports, Week in Review