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Cluster Clutter
Thursday, 12 April 2012
by Abby Klionsky
Below is an example of the thesis-induced clutter that has been littering the Edwards basement for at least a couple months. I count more than forty books stacked every which way (some opened), plus a candy wrapper, an empty cup of Small World coffee, an empty Snapple jar, lots of loose sheets of paper, a
- Published in Academics
Where do you study?
Saturday, 22 October 2011
by Miriam Geronimus
Alas, it is that time of year again — midterms. If you’re not procrastinating at one of tonight’s great performances, you’re probably studying. And for that, Princeton has no shortage of spaces — libraries, residential college libraries, lounges… you name it. When I get stuck studying all day, I like to change it up a
- Published in Goings On
J-Street Aggression
Friday, 01 April 2011
by Alice Su
So it’s Thursday night and for those of us spending all night with our papers/problem sets instead of going out, demand for study spaces is high. You know the deal. We can all share Firestone, but only until 11:45. Then there’s Frist or Lewis, but only until 2:00. There are only so many places with
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