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PETA @ Princeton
Thursday, 25 September 2014
by Louise Connelly
iPhone, iPad, iPod, I…Chicken ? 300 animals die for the purpose of human consumption every second, according to the PETA2 representative who stood ground in Frist today, showcasing the first ever virtual reality machine of its kind: instead of a human body, you’re stuck inside a chicken’s. As claimed on their website, I, Chicken uses the most
- Published in Goings On, Uncategorized
What was Princeton Commencement like in 1766?
Friday, 19 September 2014
by Oren Fliegelman
Ever wondered what a Princeton Commencement ceremony was like in the 1700s? Well, on the off chance you did, we’ve got an answer for you. This article was published in the New-Hampshire Gazette — Dartmouth wouldn’t be founded for another three years — on October 24, 1766. It had been written exactly a month earlier, on
- Published in History
New Reading Rooms Open in Firestone Tower
Tuesday, 16 September 2014
by Andrew Sondern
For the first time since Firestone Library opened in 1948, its remote fifth and sixth floors are open to library patrons after renovations added heating, air conditioning, and furniture. The sixth floor reading room is characterized by an opulence foreign to Firestone’s cold attempt at modernity. The floor-to-ceiling lead-paned windows, wood flooring and paneling, and
- Published in Musings
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