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21 Questions with…Dimitris Papaconstantinou ’13
Monday, 22 October 2012
by Abby Klionsky
Over the next few weeks, and in no particular order, The Ink will be taking you on a journey down Prospect Ave., colloquially known as The Street . Check back for 21Qs with all eleven eating club presidents. TERRACE PRESIDENT DIMITRIS PAPACONSTANTINOU HATES SHOWERS, LOVES HAIR DYE, LOATHES 2-YEAR OLD BUFFOONS, AND SWEARS BY TERRACE
- Published in 21 Questions, Dining, The Street
How much energy do you use?
Saturday, 08 October 2011
by Miriam Geronimus
If you have wandered through the basement hallways of Bogle Hall in the past week, you might have noticed a new display screen. This screen may not be able to tell you how much energy you use individually, but it can tell you how much energy Butler College is using. And some funny patterns show
- Published in Goings On
21 Questions with … Joey Barnett ’12
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
by Alice Su
So as we pass summer’s halfway point, most Princetonians are busy saving African villages, traipsing around Russia, exploring Zen Buddhism in Japan, selling their souls to JP Morgan, etc. The usual. But for those who are starting to feel homesick for good Ol’ Nassau, fret not! Over the next few weeks, The Ink will be
- Published in 21 Questions, The Street
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Bollywood, confusing Tower songs, Eating Clubs, he really loves India, Joey Barnett, The Street, Tower Club, true blue
Eating Club Exposé
Thursday, 10 March 2011
by Lauren Zumbach
Go to the Princeton University homepage, and check out the video feature. Pinch yourself, and look again. No, that’s not a midterms week sleep deprivation-induced hallucination – the eating clubs really are front and center on Princeton’s homepage. The story accompanying the video says it’s meant to improve communication about the clubs and give prospective
- Published in Goings On, The Street
Big Numbers for Colonial?
Saturday, 23 October 2010
by Giri Nathan
Things are looking up at Colonial Club. Despite last year’s low turnout — only 13 sophomores signed in first-round — the officers have high hopes for the class of 2013. Last Tuesday, the club organized a dinner for prospective sophomores, and they had the opposite problem: there were just too many! Anyone who RSVP’d late
- Published in The Street