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Toilet paper distribution confuses students
Friday, 11 February 2011
by Shirley Gao
The scene: Wednesday, 12:30 pm, outside of Frist. The crimes: Assaulting passerby’s with ‘toilet paper,’ false advertising, and generating general mayhem. The perpetrator: Chou Chou ’13 People mingling outside of Frist on Wednesday were surprised when one student began setting up his table just under the North arches, arranging a display of rolled up paper
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Daily Princetonian, Eating Clubs, initiations, pranks, sophomores, Terrace, Toilet Paper, two-ply
Why settle for two-ply? Think cashmere.
Wednesday, 10 March 2010
by Angela Wu
Earlier this year, as USG campaigns raged on and the campus discovered its newest way to procrastinate (Ok, this is before Robot Unicorn Attack.), we realized that, well, Princeton’s needs are humble. Two-ply. Or even, maybe, softer one ply? I don’t know, I’m just tossing out ideas here. But why should our demands be so
- Published in Princeton in the News
It’s a feminist tissue
Saturday, 06 February 2010
by David Walter
Before today, the only time I’ve given much thought to the whole “boo-hoo Princeton toilet paper sucks” controversy was when I was deciding who not to vote for during USG elections. But then I stumbled upon this 1930 ad for Scott Toilet Tissue (click the picture to enlarge):
- Published in Musings
Tagged under:
a call to arms, controversy, feminism, health, human rights violations, Toilet Paper, USG, USG Elections
Back in the day
Saturday, 26 September 2009
by Samantha Pergadia
While the beginning of the academic year may leave you feeling in need of some intellectual spice, the men of 1960s Princeton had an effective tool for dealing with those intellectually-droning days: women. That’s right. During a trial “Coed Week” in 1968, a student committee reviewed 2,500 applications for 800 slots (putting their bicker skills
- Published in History