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“I Went to School in New Jersey”
Monday, 21 May 2012
by Alice Su
Looking for something to get you through your last final? Getting pumped up for Dead Week revelry? Just want something #orangeandblack to rage to? Hats off to Nikki Muller ’05, who I’m pretty sure has come up with this year’s Reunions anthem. We think this song is gold. UPDATE — We got in touch with
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artist and poor and proud, bitch, Ivy League Hustle, please perform this live at Reunions, Princeton, rap, sass, TFC, Wharton douches
Lawnparties Playlist: Wiz Khalifa x Big K.R.I.T.
Friday, 29 April 2011
by Will Saborio
We know you’re more preoccupied right now with either (1) resting up before the sheer length and intensity of this House- and Lawnparties-filled weekend or (2) going bonkers about whether or not someone is wearing the same dress as you (!!!). While you’re gearing up, though, here at The Ink we figured we’d catch you
Awesome Rapper to Secretly Perform at Cloister Tonight
Friday, 12 November 2010
by Giri Nathan
Continuing our recent stream of rap coverage — who knew Princeton was so hood? — I’m pleased to report that Del tha Funkee Homosapien will be performing at a “secret event” at Cloister Inn tonight, 11 p.m. – 1 a.m. According to an email sent to the Cloister listserv, this Red Bull sponsored performance will
- Published in Arts
The Real Slim Shady
Wednesday, 22 September 2010
by Samantha Pergadia
The Huffington Post recently created a list entitled “If Rappers Were Colleges: Analogies You WON’T Find on the SAT,” which pairs universities with famous rappers. Comparing Princeton to Eminem, the rankings say that he (or we) are “The whitest of the truly elite.” Our friends at PrincetonFML are ambivalent about the comparison. One student writes,
- Published in Internet
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Eminem, Huffington Post, Jay-Z, Princeton, rap, rappers, stuff white people like, whiteness
“That midterm last night was hella crazy, I hope I aced it”
Tuesday, 28 April 2009
by Brian No
Sometimes, it’s hard for Princetonians to relate to the average college experience. Phrases like “credit hours,” “middle class,” and “Abercrombie & Fitch” are foreign to our ears. Thank God for Eric Vreeland ’10, who has taken upon himself to reinterpret the state school experience for us. You see, Vreeland has performed an act of community
- Published in Musings