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Firestone Library Pilots Café: The “Tiger Tea Room”
Thursday, 30 March 2017
by Mahishan Gnanaseharan
Patrons of Firestone Library, one of Princeton University’s most popular study spaces, are gently reminded to refrain from eating when they enter the lobby through electric turnstiles: Library administrators and Campus Dining created an exception for this reminder last week, when they opened a café in the DeLong Reading Room where eating, drinking
- Published in Dining, Princeton in the News
The Ink’s Guide to Late Meal
Monday, 14 December 2015
by Julia Case-Levine
Late meal is Princeton’s most fleeting treasure. So before quesadillas and mac-and-cheese bars become just a thing of our dreams, we ought to truly take advantage of late meal—by not letting a penny of our charges go unspent. To help you out, The Ink has done some hard-hitting, investigative research to help you get the
CJL Dining Room Temporarily Closed
Tuesday, 17 February 2015
by admin
The Center for Jewish Life (CJL) dining room will be temporarily closed after a frozen pipe burst in the dining room. On Tuesday, the CJL staff will be serving a limited menu of options with limited spacing available downstairs, according to emails obtained by The University Press Club. It is yet unclear how long the
- Published in Dining, Goings On, Uncategorized
Princeton’s 10 Best Perks
Saturday, 05 April 2014
by Dana Bernstein
Congratulations, Class of 2018, on your admittance to Princeton! You cured cancer/scaled Mount Everest/[enter impressive accomplishment here]. Many of you have already wisely chosen to matriculate, but for those of you still on the fence, here is a list of some great Princeton perks – beyond the outstanding academics and beautiful campus (and I won’t
21Questions with…Alec Egan ’13
Friday, 23 November 2012
by Abby Klionsky
CAP PRESIDENT ALEC EGAN SPENDS HIS DAYS RUNNING INTO THINGS, WISHES PRINCETON HAD MORE FAST FOOD, LIKED HIS JUNIOR SEMINAR, AND MIGHT END UP IN THE WHITE HOUSE. Name: Alec C. Egan Hometown: Abilene, Texas Major: History Club and Residential College Affiliation: The Illustrious Cap and Gown Club and The Woodrow Wilson College of Destiny What did you do
- Published in 21 Questions, Dining
21 Questions with…Ben Barron ’13
Monday, 05 November 2012
by Abby Klionsky
TI PRESIDENT BEN BARRON WON’T SLEEP UNTIL JUNE, LOVES BANJOS, IS TERRIFIED OF SARAH PALIN, AND HAS A VERY HIGH TOLERANCE FOR CARLY RAE JEPSEN. Name: Ben Barron Hometown: Boulder, CO Major: Comparative Literature Club and Residential College Affiliation: Tiger Inn, Butler College What did you do this past summer? Studied Spanish at Middlebury and convinced Comp Lit to
- Published in 21 Questions, Dining, The Street
Still waiting on Sandy…
Sunday, 28 October 2012
by Abby Klionsky
For those of you who missed the email, and the text, and the automated phone message, and every weather report for the last week (basically, anyone who has been under a rock for the past week): yes, Hurricane Sandy is scheduled to hit Princeton pretty soon (updates on the Princeton homepage). Pretty good timing, Princeton.
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
Banana Man in Mathey DHall
Tuesday, 24 April 2012
by Abby Klionsky
Spotted: this little guy, hanging out by the food/non-food/utensils collection bins at the Mathey Dining Hall this morning. Materials used: part of a banana, some Cracklin’ Oats, two Apple Jacks. Unfortunately, he fell down shortly after I saw him, and one of the dining staff came and wiped him into the food collection bin.
Ricky Silberman, Matzo Ball King
Friday, 30 March 2012
by Abby Klionsky
Ricky Silberman ‘13 mobilized a significant proportion of the student body at Princeton to vote for him last month. He wasn’t in any of the contests that students typically spam listservs about: start-up ideas, USG elections, filmmaking competitions. Instead, Ricky needed votes to become the fifth and final contestant in the 6th Annual Man-o-Manischewitz Cook-Off.
- Published in Contests, Dining, Princeton in the News, Uncategorized
Tagged under:
Challah for Hunger, Cook-off, Food Network, Jewish Iron Chef, Manischewitz, Matzo Ball soup, Shirley Tilghman
Fettuccine from the Future
Tuesday, 06 March 2012
by Giri Nathan
The highlight of tonight’s U-Store run was uncovering the following artifact from the future: For a mere $3.99, D’Angelo’s offers you a taste of the late 21st century. Their distinctive medley of pasta, roasted peppers, and grilled chicken is prophesied to dominate Summer 2088. Perhaps I’ll enjoy some at my 75th Reunion. But given the
PrincetonLunch: Befriending Your Blind Date
Friday, 02 March 2012
by Dana Bernstein
Hey Princeton! Guess what?? I had a date on Tuesday! Intrigued? Curious? Want to hear all the deets? Well, before you get too excited, I should clarify—I had a PrincetonLunch date on Tuesday. Never heard of the program? According to its website, PrincetonLunch “gives you the opportunity to meet new people over friendly lunches.” In
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