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The first snowfall of 2012 hit campus Saturday morning, dumping roughly 2-3 inches in Mercer County, according to the National Weather Service.
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Photo by Katherine Elgin
Students played football and ultimate frisbee on Poe Field Saturday afternoon.
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Photo by Katherine Elgin
The first snowfall of 2012 hit campus Saturday morning, dumping roughly 2-3 inches in Mercer County, according to the National Weather Service.
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Photo by Katherine Elgin
The first snowfall of 2012 hit campus Saturday morning, dumping roughly 2-3 inches in Mercer County, according to the National Weather Service.
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Photo by Meredith Wright
The first snowfall of 2012 hit campus Saturday morning, dumping roughly 2-3 inches in Mercer County, according to the National Weather Service.
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Photo by Meredith Wright
The first snowfall of 2012 hit campus Saturday morning, dumping roughly 2-3 inches in Mercer County, according to the National Weather Service.
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Photo by Meredith Wright
The first snowfall of 2012 hit campus Saturday morning, dumping roughly 2-3 inches in Mercer County, according to the National Weather Service.
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Photo by Katherine Elgin
The first snowfall of 2012 hit campus Saturday morning, dumping roughly 2-3 inches in Mercer County, according to the National Weather Service.
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Live Blog: Men's Basketball at Penn
PHILADELPHIA — Join us for the 225th installment of one of college basketball's biggest rivalries as Princeton takes on Penn at The Palestra. Follow the action live at 7 p.m.
Dibilio '15 released from hospital after stroke
After suffering a stroke late last Thursday, Chuck Dibilio ’15 was released from Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia on Wednesday morning and is currently recovering at home, according to a post on his Facebook wall and confirmed by a hospital official.
Quad to lower member fees
Princeton Quadrangle Club will be lowering its membership rates significantly for students who sign a contract with the eating club for the 2012-13 school year, president Katie Knorr ’13 and president emeritus Julia Blount ’12 announced in a press release on Thursday.
Compromise sought over IAS historical build site
The battle over the Institute for Advanced Study’s plans to build housing on land immediately adjacent to the Princeton Battlefield is reaching fever pitch.
Guest Column: Quakers surging into rivalry meeting
We get it, Princeton. You beat us last year, you beat Harvard in the playoff for the Ivy Championship, you played well against Kentucky before collapsing in the final minutes (Penn did it too, alright?). Congrats, want a cookie?
Men's Hockey: Tigers shine against ranked opponents
Facing No. 9 Cornell at Baker Rink on Saturday night, the men’s hockey team rallied from a three-goal deficit to salvage a 3-3 tie. Sophomore defenseman Kevin Ross netted the equalizer at 12 minutes, 14 seconds in the third period, just one night after Princeton overwhelmed No. 12 Colgate 6-2 at Baker Rink. The Tigers finished their best weekend yet with a 1-0-1 record against two nationally ranked teams.
- Women's Basketball: 34 straight points complete domination
- Men's Basketball: Defense, strong second half propel Tigers over Lions
- Squash: No. 3 men remain perfect with sweep
- Women's Hockey: Unbeaten streak stopped at 5 games
- Wrestling: Krop continues tear in loss to Ivy power
- Track & Field: Runners dominate meets at home, in N.Y.
- Sports Shorts: Three Tigers selected in MLL Draft
- Dibilio '15 released from hospital after stroke
Photo by Claire Guinez
Sophomore forward Jack Berger scored twice in Princeton’s 6-2 victory over No. 12 Colgate on Friday.
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