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Residential College Review: Butler Edition
Sunday, 28 August 2011
by Alice Su
Telling people that you live in Butler inevitably leads to the follow-up question: “New or Old?” Butler used to have a reputation for being the worst res college to live in, with legendarily horrible waffle ceilings, a long trek to central campus and only meh-worthy food. But all that changed in 2009, when Princeton introduced
- Published in Student Guides
Old Butler (Briefly) Remembered
Thursday, 15 October 2009
by Ted Meyer
Recognize this? Almost as shocking as the realization that underclassmen were born in the 90’s is the fact that, unless you’re a senior, probably not. Demolished almost immediately after move-out, this is the building I lived in freshman year (I think) – one of several essentially identical, essentially repulsive, dormitories that made up Old Butler.
The Freshman’s Guide to Princeton: Dorm Life
Wednesday, 16 September 2009
by Will Saborio
Ah, Frosh Week. A bright spot in the lives of all Princeton students, the sweet collective calm before the furious academic storm of a school year. I see it now: brightly-clad freshmen wandering across campus in gaggles of eight, collectively lost despite three maps in hand; disheveled 20-somethings handing me overpriced textbooks in the basement
- Published in Student Guides
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Week In Review: August 10-16
Tuesday, 18 August 2009
by Brian No
Much like its students–many of whom are finished with their totally awesome life-changing (important), lucrative (really important), resume-enhancing (most important) internships at McBainMorganWater & Sachs of America Madoff, Inc.–Old Nassau, it seems, is sort of vegging out the rest of August. You see, nothing crazy or absurd occurred this past week. But still, there were
- Published in Week in Review
New Butler displaces old Scully
Tuesday, 24 February 2009
by Samantha Pergadia
Glamorized depictions of the new Butler dorms often leave out these more seedy images: Especially noteworthy is the fact that a blockade of a primary Scully entrance has led many residents to resort to maneuvering through this narrow passage in order to save a few steps on the way home: