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Prox-Access Locks May Replace Four-Digit Code Bathroom Locks
Monday, 29 February 2016
by Tammy Tseng
After GirlCode and bathroom peepers, the latest development in the Princeton bathrooms saga is…no more bathroom codes (maybe)! USG is currently in discussion about replacing current four-digit code locks on dormitory bathrooms with prox-access locks, based on a recommendation by a team of USG and USLC (University Student Life Committee) members and representatives from Housing, Public
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The Pink House: Possibly the Best, Little-Known & Almost-Secret Dorm in Princeton
Friday, 26 February 2016
by Mary Hui
In a land far, far away, there lies Forbes. And right next to Forbes, on 99 Alexander Street, there is the Pink House (literally, a pink house). The house is owned by the University, and is part of Forbes College. About ten students separately draw into the Pink House each year. Come Fall 2016,
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Breakout Students Introduce Photo Campaign, Princeton Feminists
Wednesday, 24 February 2016
by Francesca Billington
Princeton Feminists, a project created by students from the Breakout trip “Sex, Sexism, and Sexuality in the 21st Century,” is asking students to show their support for feminism this week in Frist. Breakout participants have set up a table with white boards titled “#I’maFeministBecause” and “#MyFeminismIs.” Students are encouraged to complete the hashtag and take a
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A Field Trip to Princeton’s Psychic, 26(.5) Witherspoon Street
Wednesday, 17 February 2016
by Anna Windemuth
The Princeton Village Psychic is on 26 ½ Witherspoon Street. It’s easy to miss and surprisingly spacious. Although a blue sign advertises the business on the main sidewalk, you have to squeeze into the passageway between Mandalay and Teresa Café to find its entrance. An address in flux seems fitting for a business that sells the intangible.
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“Even after Autumn, Some Things Still Fall”
Thursday, 11 February 2016
by Nathan Phan
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21 Questions with Princeton Tonight Host, Jordan Salama
Monday, 08 February 2016
by Ally Markovich
Jordan Salama is a freshman from Pelham, NY and the co-founder and host of Princeton Tonight, Princeton’s first student-run broadcast television series. Princeton Tonight’s first episode features a studio performance and interview with Mike DelGuidice, Billy Joel band member. You can watch it on February 27th at 8pm on cable TV (Channel 7 in Princeton)
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AAS Professor arrested for 3-year-old parking ticket, tweets about mistreatment by police
Sunday, 07 February 2016
by Ricki Heicklen
Professor Imani Perry was arrested Saturday morning for an outstanding parking ticket from three years ago, according to tweets she posted on Sunday. Perry, who is the Hughes-Rogers professor of African American studies, tweeted the following: She tweeted the details of her arrest to her ~32,000 followers, including what she experienced as mistreatment at the hands of Princeton police
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