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First Look: The New Princeton Station
Monday, 17 November 2014
by Andrew Sondern
The new Princeton Station was inaugurated this morning with pouring rain and its first train: the 4:51 am Dinky from Princeton Junction. Princeton University’s Office of Communications was on hand to record the train’s arrival, posted below on Vine: The new station, which was inaugurated with a catered breakfast, features a modern waiting room complete
- Published in Uncategorized
IN PRINT: Insecurities of Princeton University students become photographer’s art
Monday, 04 March 2013
by Ellis Liang
Zhan Okuda-Lim is only a college sophomore, but already he’s spearheaded an education reform campaign in his home state of Nevada and won a position in Princeton University’s student government. But while his classmates may consider him a charismatic student leader, few knew that last spring he contemplated taking his own life — at least
- Published in In Print
Sotomayor is a SOCIALIST!
Tuesday, 14 July 2009
by Brian No
Just kidding. No, but seriously, check out her yearbook page from the Nassau Herald. She quotes six-time socialist presidential candidate Norman Thomas, Princeton class of 1905! Did you hear what I said? SOCIALIST. Sotomayor’s yearbook page and Pyne Prize photo after the jump:
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confirmation hearing, photography, Pyne Prize, Sonia Sotomayor, Supreme Court, wise Latina
Nostalgia: When Womyn Arrived
Friday, 15 May 2009
by Brian No
This fall will mark the 40th anniversary of coeducation at Princeton. Let’s look at some photos of the 171 trailblazing women who arrived on campus in 1969. More after the jump:
- Published in History
Princeton Then and Now: Dancing
Wednesday, 29 April 2009
by Brian No
With Houseparties approaching faster than we can finish our JPs, we thought we’d offer some inspiration and share some pictures of a Princeton dance in 1960, before coeducation (via Ivy-Style). Note the awkwardness:
- Published in History
Take Ivy: A Trip Down Nostalgia Lane
Saturday, 25 April 2009
by Brian No
A Japanese photographer traveled to Ivy League schools in the late 1960s to document the American Trad/Ivy League Preppy style of the era. Copies of the book are very hard to come by (a copy was just sold on eBay for $1500), and photos from the book have been circulating the blogosphere like crazy in
- Published in History
New Butler displaces old Scully
Tuesday, 24 February 2009
by Samantha Pergadia
Glamorized depictions of the new Butler dorms often leave out these more seedy images: Especially noteworthy is the fact that a blockade of a primary Scully entrance has led many residents to resort to maneuvering through this narrow passage in order to save a few steps on the way home:
Underwear Displayed in the Lucas Gallery
Thursday, 19 February 2009
by Samantha Pergadia
The Lucas Gallery, housed in 185 Nassau St., is currently running an exhibition of artwork from students in fall semester ceramics, drawing, painting, photography and sculpture classes. Here’s a glance of what you’ll see as you walk through the gallery: One of the most prominently-featured pieces is this work by Cristina Flores Monckeberg ’12:
- Published in Goings On