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Week in Review: Rockets’ Red Glare Edition (July 2- 8)
Tuesday, 10 July 2012
by Giri Nathan
This week: the birth of our nation and the validation of our physics. And a couple things of lesser gravity, too, like this picture of John Nash and Tina Fey chatting on Cannon Green.
- Published in Week in Review
John Nash Looking At Things
Tuesday, 06 March 2012
by Vivienne Chen
Much like the late Kim Jong-il who liked to stare at things (and not unrelated to his son Kim Jon Un clapping at things), our beloved and often incomprehensible mathematician John Nash also likes to look at things. Edit: We realize this is probably not good for any of his lingering paranoia that people are watching
21 Questions with … Susan Zhang ’12
Monday, 22 August 2011
by Alice Su
COLONIAL PRESIDENT SUSAN ZHANG WISHES WE COULD ALL BE TEXAN, ADMIRES JOHN NASH’S FOOTWEAR, HAS A TIGER MOM Name: Susan Zhang Hometown: San Antonio, TX Major: Mathematics Club and Residential College Affiliation: Colonial and Butler What are you doing this summer? Saving the world one spreadsheet and graph at a time. Who’s your favorite Princetonian,
- Published in 21 Questions, The Street
‘Princeton Stories’: A Forgotten Classic
Sunday, 10 January 2010
by David Walter
The canon of popular books set in Princeton is small, but nevertheless well-read by students so jonesing for the thrill of recognition that they’ll happily slog through dozens of pages on game theory (or obscure Venetian manuscripts) for some passing references to campus landmarks. It turns out that Princetonians have been engaging in this kind
- Published in History
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1890s, books, fitzgerald, history, jesse lynch williams, john nash, princeton stories, the rule of four