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Weekend Arts Roundup, November 15-18
Thursday, 15 November 2012
by Julia Bumke
We know, we know: we’ve got some serious bonfiring to do this weekend, along with all of the raucous revelry that a bonfire requires. But when you’re not celebrating around Cannon Green this weekend, there are a host of exciting arts events in store. And hey, let’s be real: do any of your professors actually
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Weekend Arts Roundup: Theater, Dance, and A Cappella Galore
Thursday, 08 November 2012
by Julia Bumke
With the insanity of New Jersey’s doomsday weather this week (first a tropical storm, then a blizzard…where are the locusts?) comes a slew of exciting arts opportunities this weekend! These next couple of weekends before Thanksgiving have a multitude of great shows and concerts in store, nearly all of which you can attend for free
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Weekend Arts Roundup: Prefrosh Edition!
Thursday, 19 April 2012
by Julia Bumke
Welcome, orange-lanyard-clad Prefrosh! We’re thrilled you’re here–and the campus is abuzz for the next two weekends with exciting performing arts events that give you a useful glimpse of Princeton’s thriving arts scene. Any of the following would make for a wonderful introduction to the artsy side of Old Nassau: Looking for a night of pure
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21 Questions With… Joe Scanlan
Sunday, 09 May 2010
by Ellen Shakespear
DIRECTOR OF VISUAL ARTS AT THE LEWIS CENTER DIGS HEAVY METAL, MATH JOKES, AND NOT LEWIS LIBRARY Name: Joe Scanlan What’s the best meal you’ve eaten in Princeton? Baked halibut with asparagus and roasted potatoes. It was prepared by Sandy Tait and Professor Hal Foster in honor of Fritz Haeg and Will Allen, two radical
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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
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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
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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
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VIDEO: The Dinky Controversy Explained
Sunday, 08 November 2009
by Brian No
460 feet. That’s the distance the Dinky Station would move toward Princeton Junction if the University has its way. But ever since the University announced in 2006 its intention to move the Dinky Station to make room for the Arts and Transit Neighborhood, Borough officials and residents have been up in arms about the proposed
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