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Princeton Women’s Basketball Sets Program Record for Wins
Saturday, 28 February 2015
by Spencer Parts
The Princeton women’s basketball team beat Brown 79-67 tonight, staying undefeated on the season. The team, ranked no. 14 in the AP poll coming into the game, improved to 27-0. That is the most wins the team has ever had in a single season, according to Princeton athletic communications. The Kentucky men’s team is the
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The Super P-ton Facebook You Didn’t Even Know Existed
Friday, 27 February 2015
by Oren Fliegelman
For years, there’s been an online, frequently updated, comprehensive, semi-facebook of over 3,500 Princeton affiliated individuals, and we just never knew. Don’t believe me? Well, read on. And look here. From 2003 until this past summer, David Dobkin, a COS professor, served as the Dean of the Faculty. Working from Nassau Hall, Dobkin met with
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Princeton’s Funkiest Gargoyles: A Photographic Tour
Wednesday, 25 February 2015
by Gabriel Fisher
Princeton has a lot of gargoyles. As students we don’t notice much, staring at our phones while we walk to class, but we are surrounded by stone animals doing crazy shit. Technically, Princeton’s gargoyles aren’t really gargoyles. Gargoyles in its literal sense refers solely to sculptures that sprout from gutters and are used to convey
- Published in The INKternet, Uncategorized
Literary Map of Princeton, Google Streetview Edition
Monday, 23 February 2015
by Ally Markovich
This decade-old, illustrated map of literary Princeton shows exactly where in Princeton famous authors and poets had lived at some point in their lives. For privacy reasons, the map doesn’t contain any drawings or addresses of the homes of authors who were living in town at the time. Current faculty were represented by campus buildings.
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Weekly Roundup Feb 15 – 22
Sunday, 22 February 2015
by Ally Markovich
The Weekly Roundup, Edition 2 Feb 15 – Feb 22 This week in Press Club… New York Times: At Princeton, Women Make Strides at Clubs That Once Barred Them – Spencer Parts “But this week, Tiger Inn made news of a different sort: For the first time since the university began admitting women in 1969, it elected
- Published in Uncategorized, Week in Review
Princeton Hidden Minority Council launches “Thoughts” campaign
Sunday, 22 February 2015
by Logan Sander
The Princeton Hidden Minority Council (PHMC), a group of students dedicated to eradicating the stigma around students identifying as first-generation or low-income, has created a new project this January to help further its goal: “Thoughts.” The Thoughts Campaign asks a simple question: What goes on in the minds of low-income or first-generation students on a
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(UPDATED) Whitman, Forbes Dining Halls closed, some staff sent home due to measles concerns
Thursday, 19 February 2015
by Matthew Silberman
‘Tis the season, apparently, of dining hall closings. Forbes Director of Student Life Mellisa Thompson notified students earlier today by email that the Forbes dining hall will be “closed until further notice.” This comes only a few days after the Center for Jewish Life briefly closed its dining hall due to a pipe burst. The
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The Birds Are Back
Wednesday, 18 February 2015
by Anna Windemuth
Since the end of 2014, construction noise from the Arts and Transit Neighborhood has died down around Forbes College, making room for a different kind of music: geese. A gaggle of about 60 can be spotted on the lake and manicured lawns of the Princeton golf course, day and night. “They make a lot of
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Gansa Campaign Leader Joins “Government Club” as Communications Director
Tuesday, 17 February 2015
by Spencer Parts
When the Prince first interviewed Will Gansa regarding his campaign to become president of USG, he was joined by friend and adviser Nick Horvath, who identified himself as Gansa’s press secretary, a position invented by Horvath on the spot. Horvath is now USG’s Director of Communications. He was appointed to the position last month. His
- Published in Politics
CJL Dining Room Temporarily Closed
Tuesday, 17 February 2015
by admin
The Center for Jewish Life (CJL) dining room will be temporarily closed after a frozen pipe burst in the dining room. On Tuesday, the CJL staff will be serving a limited menu of options with limited spacing available downstairs, according to emails obtained by The University Press Club. It is yet unclear how long the
- Published in Dining, Goings On, Uncategorized
The Weekly Roundup
Friday, 13 February 2015
by Gabriel Fisher
This is the first edition of a new feature of The Ink: The Weekly Roundup. The Weekly Roundup will highlight all the work of the Press Club from the week, bringing you a curated list of articles about the happenings at Princeton in the past week. Without further ado, highlights from this week: Time Magazine: ‘Princeton
- Published in Alumni, Politics, Princeton in the News
The Princeton Footnotes, BodyHype, and diSiac Drop Some Collaborative Funk
Wednesday, 04 February 2015
by Gabriel Fisher
Princeton University is famous for many reasons, but its funk scene has never been one of them. But today the Princeton Footnotes may have changed that with the release of their music video cover of the hit song Uptown Funk. The video features the singing Footnotes—decked out in colorful, albeit somewhat stereotypically Princeton, outfits—dancing around
- Published in Arts, Fun, Goings On, Internet, Style, The INKternet, Uncategorized