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Eric Hayes ’18 releases trailer for movie ‘The Observer Effect’
Monday, 28 December 2015
by Tammy Tseng
Move over, Star Wars – this spring, Eric Hayes ’18 is bringing some sci-fi movie magic of his own to Princeton. Hayes released a trailer for his film The Observer Effect a few days ago on Facebook. The 35 minute-long movie follows a Princeton student who heads into senior year with his sights set on
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6 Schoolbag Essentials to Survive the Winter in Princeton
Saturday, 19 December 2015
by Nathan Phan
Now that the autumn season is coming to a close and the red, orange and yellow leaves have shriveled to the ground, the winter trademarks of chilly morning air and cold toilet seats have finally made their way to Princeton. For many freshman students not native to the East Coast, the idea of cold weather
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What’s the Deal with Fake Facebook Events?
Friday, 18 December 2015
by Layla Malamut
Most online users are familiar with the dangers of the ‘Social Media Time Suck’. You go on Facebook with the intention of browsing casually through your newsfeed as a short study break, and next thing you know you’re stalking your ex’s girlfriend’s mother’s wedding pictures and two hours have flown by. But no need to
Wilson’s Hallways Weren’t Built to Prevent Riots
Thursday, 17 December 2015
by Ally Markovich
By Francesca Billington There’s a rumor trapped in the winding hallways of Wilson’s ugly and inconvenient dorms–those hallways were built to prevent riots during civil unrest in the 60’s. Recently, student protests to remove Woodrow Wilson’s name from the residential college prompted us to straighten things out. The idea behind the rumor is that the
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Chancellor Green Cafe: A Makeover In Progress
Thursday, 17 December 2015
by Ricki Heicklen
The Chancellor Green Cafe—the underground caffeine haunt favorited by grad students, humanities majors and professors alike—is under wraps as it awaits a series of renovations. We nose around a little to find out what’s going on… Cafe Construction: On December 15th, I walked into Chancellor Green Cafe, a quaint eatery in the basement of East
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Princeton Sculptures or… what’s actually happening behind the Chapel?
Tuesday, 15 December 2015
by Ezra Austin
During its over 200-year history, Princeton has acquired a wide range of statues and sculptures. While some of these campus landmarks are clearly labeled, explaining what they are about, others simply are not. The Ink brings you the proper context for some notable sculptures around campus: Kent State Memorial: Abraham and Isaac Probably the most misinterpreted
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The Ink’s Guide to Late Meal
Monday, 14 December 2015
by Julia Case-Levine
Late meal is Princeton’s most fleeting treasure. So before quesadillas and mac-and-cheese bars become just a thing of our dreams, we ought to truly take advantage of late meal—by not letting a penny of our charges go unspent. To help you out, The Ink has done some hard-hitting, investigative research to help you get the
A new EIC for the Prince: Do-Hyeong Myeong
Saturday, 05 December 2015
by Anna Windemuth
The Daily Princetonian elected its new Editor in Chief, anthropology major Do-Hyeong Myeong ’17, on Friday afternoon in the paper’s newsroom at 48 University Place. A native of South Korea, Myeong will lead the Prince’s 140th managing board and select a team of editors starting next semester. Unlike most Editors in recent history, Myeong fulfilled the
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