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Lewis Center Living: Day Two
Sunday, 25 April 2010
by Julia Bumke
Forty-seven hours (and one ginormous peanut butter cream pie) later, we’re officially movin’ on out of the Lewis Center at the end of our class’s communal living experiment. It’s been a mad race to the finish line, and after a frantic midnight T-Sweets run, two fourteen-hour days, and three cockroach fatalities (from which we escaped mercifully
- Published in Goings On
Lewis Center Living: Day One
Sunday, 25 April 2010
by Julia Bumke
As you might remember from yesterday’s post, AMS 332/THR 331 is living in the Lewis Center for the Arts this weekend as part of a communal living experiment for our final class project. It’s 24 hours in, and living in 185 Nassau just keeps getting better and better. So, without further ado, the Top Five
- Published in Goings On
Real World: Princeton; watch people live in the Lewis Center!
Friday, 23 April 2010
by Julia Bumke
If you take our advice from yesterday’s Weekend Arts Roundup and head over to see Pilar Castro Kiltz’s senior thesis, Liminal, at the Lewis Center this weekend, be warned: you may also run into a band of puffy-eyed, sweatshirt-clad theater types dragging sleeping bags behind them. That’s right: students from AMS 332/THR 331, Performance and
- Published in Goings On
Of Bruce and Men
Tuesday, 15 December 2009
by Ellen Shakespear
By now it’s obvious that Princeton professors have a big old crush on Bruce Springsteen. First there was this fall’s course on the sociological implications of the Boss. Next up: AMS401: At Home in New Jersey, a spring seminar that promises to investigate Bruce’s first studio album Greetings From Asbury Park “at a more sophisticated and advanced level.”
- Published in Musings, Politics, Princeton in the News
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