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SOCIAL MEDIA ROUND-UP: Holiday and Underwear Edition
Monday, 30 April 2012
by Abby Greene
A few tidbits from the week: a Tuesday Newman’s Day, a whole lot of JP’s, and some pre-frosh. #princetonsenior “When I try to play football on Newman’s Day” “What pre-frosh think Woody Woo majors do”
Valentine Gift-Giving Inspiration from Yesteryear
Friday, 11 February 2011
by Ellen Shakespear
This coming Monday is Valentine’s Day, complete with all its chocolate boxes, PDAs, and table-for-twos. Over here at the Ink, we’re a little worried that some of you are still approaching the big V-Day with no idea what to give that special someone. And we can totally sympathize — some people are just impossible to
Things that were different in 1955: Princeton football
Tuesday, 19 October 2010
by Will Saborio
The good ol’ days! Couple things of note: 1. Our beating Yale used to be newsreel-worthy; the game was called “the Ivy League climax.” Hard to get on Sportscenter nowadays. (0:06) 2. Tailgates used to be less brews, tees, and jeans, and more tweed and awkward separation of the sexes. (0:07) 3. Is that… Quad?
- Published in History
Ladies and Gentlemen, Frankie Muniz…
Tuesday, 14 September 2010
by David Walter
Lawnparties headliners tend to come in two flavors. First, you’ve got your Popular Mid-Level Acts: your Lupes, your Roots, your pre-Umbrella Rihannas. And then you’ve got your Random Throwbacks, the Pat Benatars and the Everclears of the music world. (For while Everclear the alcohol is notoriously flavorless, Everclear the band tastes strongly and somewhat unpleasantly
- Published in Goings On
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Child Actors, Frankie Muniz, Lawnparties, Malcolm in the Middle, Music, Nostalgia, You Hang Up
How Facebook Can Save the Dinky
Saturday, 17 April 2010
by Miriam Geronimus
Since learning in March that the Dinky may be replaced by a bus, University students and Borough residents have expressed both support and opposition. The latest from the nay-sayers is a “Save the Princeton Dinky” Facebook page. In only 9 days, 825 people have already joined, including students, community members, and even pre-frosh (“Class of
- Published in Goings On, Princeton in the News, The INKternet