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Week in Review: Identity Crisis Edition (July 18 – July 24)
Wednesday, 27 July 2011
by Giri Nathan
Our friends at the Daily Princetonian provided an update on the Tony Kadyhrob saga: after incidents at several Mercer County campuses, the 68-year-old has been indicted on one count of second-degree attempted kidnapping and one count of third-degree luring. While many students might recognize the face, fewer are familiar with the peculiar tragedy of Mr. Kadyhrob,
- Published in Week in Review
The Real Slim Shady
Wednesday, 22 September 2010
by Samantha Pergadia
The Huffington Post recently created a list entitled “If Rappers Were Colleges: Analogies You WON’T Find on the SAT,” which pairs universities with famous rappers. Comparing Princeton to Eminem, the rankings say that he (or we) are “The whitest of the truly elite.” Our friends at PrincetonFML are ambivalent about the comparison. One student writes,
- Published in Internet
Tagged under:
Eminem, Huffington Post, Jay-Z, Princeton, rap, rappers, stuff white people like, whiteness
IN PRINT: Speaking out for the Dinky
Thursday, 27 May 2010
by Will Saborio
This weekend, while you hop from tent to tent in the bizarre time machine that is Princeton Reunions, think about this: Probably everyone, at some point, rode the Dinky, or at least knows about it. Pretty crazy to think. Which is why some of the reactions to the train’s possible replacement have been so vocal.
- Published in In Print
Muldoon on Ke$ha: Tiger Mag gets love from New Yorker, HuffPo, IvyGate
Saturday, 17 April 2010
by Giri Nathan
[UPDATED BELOW] The Princeton Tiger, our resident humor rag, has been absolutely tearing up the internets lately. Their latest video, “Discussions in Contemporary Poetry: A conversation with Paul Muldoon,” features some erudite commentary from our beloved Professor of Creative Writing. The unlikely subject: Ke$ha’s “Tik Tok.” See the deep poetic genius in action: Juxtaposition of high
- Published in Faculty, Princeton in the News, The INKternet
Tagged under:
critique, deep genius, Huffington Post, Ivygate, ke$ha, New Yorker, Paul Muldoon, poetry, Tiger Magazine, tik tok
IN PRINT: Charged debate around Princetonian op-ed burns out
Friday, 02 April 2010
by Will Saborio
You may remember a few weeks back that a controversial op-ed in the Prince got quite a stir started both on campus and around the country, especially on the Internet. Some students are wondering what happened to that debate and whatever became of the conversation: As quickly as things got heated in Princeton, they cooled
- Published in In Print