Alice Warren-Gregory

(March, 2008 - March, 2008 )

Staff Photographer

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• Colonial Club: Walking into the kitchen of Colonial Club was a near heart-stopper for me. Inside was nothing ...
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• Charter Club: Pub night at Charter Club is definitely worth the extra time it takes to trek to ...
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• Cloister Inn: The food was a typical Americanized-Italian meal, with spinach, ham and cheese, cheesesteak calzones, and meat ...
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• Tower Club: Probably my favorite food at dinner was the side dishes. There were two meat dishes: the ...
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• Terrace Club: For the non-meat eater, Terrace Club is the place to be. It offers a wide range ...
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• Campus Club, which has struggled to draw members in recent years, will close this fall.
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• The Christian Science Reading Room on Nassau Street serves the church community and the occasional University student.
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• Members of Naacho delight in rehearsing a piece for their upcoming show, the second in their five year ...
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• TerraCycle, Inc., founded by Tom Szaky '05 in 2002, uses worms to produce eco-friendly fertilizer out of recycled ...
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• The president of the Cap and Gown Club was charged after an underage student required transport to the ...
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• "Titus Andronicus" plays Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. in Richardson Auditorium.
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• Colonial Club is one of few clubs on the Street to accommodate students with wheelchairs by placing a ...
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• Alexis Schulman '04 (l.) and Jon Ryan '06 perform in "The Laramie Project" at Theatre~Intime. The show continues ...
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• Andrew Romano '04 used wooden furniture and earth tones to give his room a natural look.
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• Campus Club
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• "Shackles of the AIDS virus," part of an exhibit by Juan Sanchez, was discussed last night at a ...
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• Campus Club
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• George Will GS '68
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• The Calypso Tumblers from New York perform outside Ivy Club yesterday as part of this year's Lawnparties.
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• Aaron Bianco '05 (l. to r.), English professor John Fleming GS '63, Antoinette Seaberry '05 and associate dean ...
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• Several eating clubs have begun offering soda as an alternative to beer on Thursday and Saturday nights.
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• For her thesis Yashih Wu '03 asked students if they would pay to download music.
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• Last night in the McCosh courtyard, the Agape Christian Fellowship, Athletes in Action, Manna and other Christian groups ...
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• Many people love to climb on Moore's "Oval with Points" near West College.
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• Silver panels spin in the wind and reflect the sunlight by Firestone Library.
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• They see London; they see France; students see new Princeton University emblazoned underpants — now for sale at ...
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• Singer signs signatures Prof. Peter Singer signs copies of his new book, "Pushing Time Away: My Grandfather and ...
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• Juniors Avantika Bhargava (l. to r.) Lane Cavanaugh, Sarah Kapnick, and Jia Shen seal the deal on their ...
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• The Tigressions
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• Tommy Parker, president of the local Service Employees International Union, encourages student activism last night.
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• Jim Towey assesses the efficiency of faith-based programs. Before his directorship, Towey worked with Mother Theresa.
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• Kenneth Kaunda, president of Zambia from 1964-1991, cautions that AIDS is not just an African problem but a ...
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• Blue Point Grill serves fresh fish and seafood from all over the world with it's famed sidedish, mashed ...
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• Though it has been in existence for four years, NAACHO will perform its first show ever on campus ...
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• Sean-Avram Carpenter '03 and Lisa Jager '03 won the annual concerto competition last month playing the violin and ...
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• Weigel, author of Pope John Paul II's autobiography, said more stringent theological training would alleviate the priestly crisis.
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• At rehearsal, Tom Crowley '03 reacts to pine cones unexpectedly being lodged in an uncomfortable place when he ...
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• Les Copains, on Witherspoon Street, provides romantic ambience and great cuisine for serious, Valentine's Day dates, but be ...
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• Small World Cafe, on Witherspoon Street, serves as a popular, off-campus study break option for procrastinating students, providing ...
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• Tom Szaky '05 takes a call in his office on Nassau Street, where he runs Terracycle, a business ...
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• During his three-hour time slot on the air, Dave Morris '03 explores an array of music, including his ...
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• Katherine Zandy '03 decorated her single in Edwards with Bohemian style sheets and holiday lights, a perennial dorm ...
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• Princeton Public Library will be housed in Princeton Shopping Center for two years while the library building on ...
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• Junior defender Rachel Becker stickhandles past an Old Dominion defender in field hockey’s 3-1 win over the Lady ...
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