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21Questions with…Alec Egan ’13
Friday, 23 November 2012
by Abby Klionsky
CAP PRESIDENT ALEC EGAN SPENDS HIS DAYS RUNNING INTO THINGS, WISHES PRINCETON HAD MORE FAST FOOD, LIKED HIS JUNIOR SEMINAR, AND MIGHT END UP IN THE WHITE HOUSE. Name: Alec C. Egan Hometown: Abilene, Texas Major: History Club and Residential College Affiliation: The Illustrious Cap and Gown Club and The Woodrow Wilson College of Destiny What did you do
- Published in 21 Questions, Dining
Pton Compliments Spreads Happiness
Saturday, 17 November 2012
by Dana Bernstein
There’s nothing like a compliment to brighten up your day, right? A new project called Pton Compliments hopes to “spread some love” via Facebook compliments, according to its Facebook page (“Pton Compliments”), which was created on Thursday. Pton Compliments was inspired by a similar project started at Queen’s University, and the phenomenon has spread to
Bonfire In Our Near Future!
Friday, 16 November 2012
by Louise Connelly
Although rumor has it a few Yale pranksters snuck onto campus a week ago to spread some Bulldog mischief the night before the football game (see evidence below), it didn’t stop us from destroying their team 29-7, a victory that secured for the Tigers the almost mythic celebratory Bonfire, unknown to Princeton students of the
Weekend Arts Roundup, November 15-18
Thursday, 15 November 2012
by Julia Bumke
We know, we know: we’ve got some serious bonfiring to do this weekend, along with all of the raucous revelry that a bonfire requires. But when you’re not celebrating around Cannon Green this weekend, there are a host of exciting arts events in store. And hey, let’s be real: do any of your professors actually
- Published in Weekend Arts Roundup
Bonfire in our Near Future?
Friday, 09 November 2012
by Dana Bernstein
Whether you’ll be attending the Yale game or not, hopefully you’re excited about the (very real) possibility of having a Bonfire (yes capital b) next week. Here’s a brief history of the Bonfire, according to the Princetoniana website: The Bonfire used to celebrate baseball, not football, victories. And if you were a freshman, well, you
Weekend Arts Roundup: Theater, Dance, and A Cappella Galore
Thursday, 08 November 2012
by Julia Bumke
With the insanity of New Jersey’s doomsday weather this week (first a tropical storm, then a blizzard…where are the locusts?) comes a slew of exciting arts opportunities this weekend! These next couple of weekends before Thanksgiving have a multitude of great shows and concerts in store, nearly all of which you can attend for free
- Published in Arts, Weekend Arts Roundup
Princeton and the President: Election Day Roundup
Monday, 05 November 2012
by Alice Su
So we’re all back to campus for the post-fall break grind, some of us a little worse for wear. To all who survived for days without electricity or heat, eating ramen and doing thesis reading by candlelight: RESPECT. To all who stayed on campus and experienced a full 3 traumatizing minutes of losing power: get
- Published in Goings On, Politics, Princeton in the News
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democracy, free stuff, panels, post-fall break, predictions, presidential election, voting day, Whig-Clio, WWS
21 Questions with…Ben Barron ’13
Monday, 05 November 2012
by Abby Klionsky
TI PRESIDENT BEN BARRON WON’T SLEEP UNTIL JUNE, LOVES BANJOS, IS TERRIFIED OF SARAH PALIN, AND HAS A VERY HIGH TOLERANCE FOR CARLY RAE JEPSEN. Name: Ben Barron Hometown: Boulder, CO Major: Comparative Literature Club and Residential College Affiliation: Tiger Inn, Butler College What did you do this past summer? Studied Spanish at Middlebury and convinced Comp Lit to
- Published in 21 Questions, Dining, The Street