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@Princeton Tweets
Thursday, 03 October 2013
by Louise Connelly
For those of you who haven’t yet discovered the many advantages of following your Princeton professors on Twitter (a practice that has previously gained national attention), we at the Ink have decided to round up some gems from a few of the most prolific tweeters on campus, including the University itself. Like that one time Princeton
- Published in Fun, The INKternet
Tagged under:
Gilbert Harman, Joyce Carol Oates, Nietzsche, princeternet, Princeton professor, Princeton vs. Harvard, Sam Wang, Twitter
Week in Review: Bad A$$ Edition (July 9 – 15)
Tuesday, 17 July 2012
by Alice Su
First up, shout out to our incoming freshmen! Princeton 2016 is getting all worked up this week – with good reason, since they’ve received both their res college assignments and chance to flip through the fall frosh seminars catalogue. It includes the classic free trip (!) seminars with promises of fall breaks in Costa Rica
- Published in Alumni, Fun, Goings On, Internet, Week in Review
Tagged under:
Annual Giving, Asians, Bad A$$, CDY, comics, elitism, Harry Potter, Jonathan Schwartz, Joyce Carol Oates, Justin Bieber, ke$ha, prefrosh, Princeton is really rich
British Gambling Website Gives Joyce Carol Oates 18-1 Odds to Win Nobel Prize in Literature
Tuesday, 05 October 2010
by Spencer Gaffney
Princeton creative writing professor (and literary superstar) Joyce Carol Oates has an 18-1 chance to win this year’s Nobel Prize in Literature, according to British gambling website Ladbrokes.com. The site gives only 11 people better odds to win than Oates, including heavy favorite Cormac McCarthy at 5-2 odds. Haruki Murakami, who also taught at Princeton,
- Published in Faculty
JCO On Writing Well
Thursday, 25 February 2010
by David Walter
Were you hosed from Joyce Carol Oates’s Creative Writing class? Yeah, me too (signed in to an art history course second round…) I guess I’ll apply again next year. In the meantime, we can all check out the CliffsNotes version of JCO’s seminar — her seven rules for writing fiction, as published in Saturday’s Guardian.
- Published in Faculty