Adam Tagert

(March, 2008 - March, 2008 )

Associate Arts Editor (Aug., 2004 - Aug., 2004 )

Articles:

• Dorm Life - News
  Adam Tagert
  Published: August 01, 2004

Staff Photographer

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• Scott Sherman '05 presents his independent scientific research Tuesday at the annual Undergraduate Research Symposium held outside the ...
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• Drawing from Life: Figure drawing club restarted at 185 Nassau.
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• The men's heavyweight eight finished third in the championship event of last week's Head of the Charles Regatta ...
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• Sophomore Laura Trimble found her game in her semi-final match before falling in the "E" bracket finals at ...
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• Uta Oberdoerster '05 will research the 17-year cicadas when they emerge on campus this month.
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• With a year and a half's experience as a starter, junior quarterback Matt Verbit will be one of ...
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• Sophomore infielder Lindsay Motal and the softball team finished the regular season with a split in two games ...
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• Women's open crew enters the Eastern Association of Women's Rowing Colleges Sprints riding high thanks to a 10-race ...
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• Junior centerfielder B.J. Szymanski went five-for-five in baseball's 14-2 win over Cornell, which clinched the Lou Gehrig Division ...
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• History professor James McPherson delivers his last lecture for HIS 376: The American Civil War and Reconstruction on ...
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• Images from Communiversity 2004
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• Women's open weight crew is off to a strong start this season with a 5-0 record. They will ...
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• Sophomore Erin Snyder, softball's top pitcher, lost her midweek start against Seton Hall 3-0 yesterday afternoon. The team ...
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• The women's lightweight crew squad heads to Camden this weekend for the Eastern Association of Women's Rowing Colleges ...
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• Senior first base Kristin Del Calvo had two home runs and five RBIs in softball's double dip against ...
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• Students show off their trendy eyewear. Often, functionality, not appearance, motivates students' choice of specs.
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• Aprajita Anand '06, a staff member at the Firestone circulation desk, checks in as many as 200 books ...
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• Freshman third baseman Tiffany Andras and the softball team will travel to Towson this afternoon as they look ...
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• Men's heavyweight crew took home the Childs Cup for the 11th consecutive year last weekend, defeating Columbia and ...
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• Junior catcher Ty Ries (l.) started softball's rally in the top of the 20th inning against Harvard. The ...
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• Rutgers comes to Class of 1952 Stadium on Saturday to meet freshman attack Scott Sowanick and men's lacrosse.
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• Men's heavyweight crew hopes to bring home its 11th Childs Cup this Saturday, the oldest collegiate rowing competition ...
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• Computer science lecturer Robert Dondero receives an Excellence in Teaching Award from President Tilghman.
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• Freshman sprinter Daniel Saltzman and men's outdoor track travel across the state border this weekend.
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• Sophomore shortstop Cristina Cobb-Adams has started all 23 games for the softball team. Her defense has led to ...
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• Assistant Master of Forbes College Joyelle Jones GS lounges in her overstuffed chair in a spacious apartment in ...
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• Splish, splash, a thesis-free bath: Wilson School senior Siddhartha Gupta celebrates the completion of his thesis with the ...
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• Alexis Tingan (left), Ryan Carpenter (right)
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• Catha Mullen
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• Women's track and field benefited from senior Betsy Kennedy's second-place finish in javelin Saturday, in which she threw ...
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• Juliette Poussot
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• Hakim Thompson '06 (l.) eggs on his bidders at the Class of 2006 Charity Male Auction on Wednesday ...
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• Bad weather kept junior Kristin Lueke and softball off the bases yesterday. The team heads to Penn to ...
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• Favorites to repeat as Ivy champs, the baseball team charges into the conference season behind sophomore pitcher Erik ...
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• Sophomore shortstop Cristina Cobb-Adams helped the softball team climb above .500 on the season with a two-game sweep ...
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• Rising juniors Marabel Schneider (l.) and 'Prince' staff writer Molly Senger sign housing contracts after selecting rooms yesterday.
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• Junior pitcher Melissa Finley's stellar performance, striking out seven batters and allowing no walks, could not prevent a ...
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• Meir Hasban ended his impressive freshman year with a trip to NCAAs, taking 27th in the 400-meter individual ...
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• Carried away by some of her many admirers, Virginia Pourakis '05, an RA in Forbes and a Triangle ...
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• Laura Trimble '07
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• The trendy Ugg boot can be worn in springtime with skirts or to stride through snow under jeans. ...
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• Scaffolds and netting obscure Firestone tower as the library's facade undergoes renovation. Work is scheduled to be completed ...
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• Princeton University Lion Dance performs their traditional routine as part of the International Festival in Dillon Gym on ...
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• Members of the new Asian dance group Triple 8 perform a traditional fan dance at the International Festival.
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• Cheryl Shih '04 works dilligently on Thursday night. Many seniors wont be seeing sun over spring break.
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• In today's 'Street' section: a look into Princeton's gambling subculture.
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• Junior forward Andre Logan pump fakes against Penn last night. Logan's 19-point, seven rebound performance helped lead Princeton.
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• The Center for Jewish Life hosts Purim festivities this past weekend. Activities included eating traditional food, donning costumes ...
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• Freshman Meir Hasbani fights to the finish line in the 200-yard butterfly. He went on to win the ...
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• Soames: "It's a nice idea to start in a new place."
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• In today's 'Street' section: a day in the life of Dean Malkiel's dog, Skipper.
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• Zhaohui Fu GS aims for his target during shooting practice for the University's Rifle Club, which finished third ...
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• Freshman forward Kim Pearce, recently named Ivy League Rookie of the Year, will have to contribute on offense ...
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• Tom Johnson '05 (l.) and Brent Besson '07 compete for the highest score in Mario Kart at the ...
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• Junior defender Katharine Maglione attempts to clear the puck against Mercyhurst. The Tigers split two games against the ...
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• Students play a game of frisbee yesterday outside of Forbes College, enjoying the opportunity to air out their ...
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• Al Franken, political satirist and comedian, spoke yesterday in Dodds Auditorium about his experiences in Iraq.
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• Sophomore forward Sarah Butsch has given pop to women's hockey's offense. The team will need her this weekend ...
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• Kim Pearce
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• Freshman guard Shelly Slemp (r.) and the reeling women's basketball team looks to avenge an early-season overtime loss ...
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• Senior defender Angela Gooldy and the women's ice hockey team will try to solidify their league standing when ...
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• The Princeton University String Quartet performs a selection Thursday night at 'This is Princeton' in Richardson Auditorium.
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• Henry Kissinger conversed with students in POL/WWS 321: Theories of International Diplomacy at the Friend Center last night
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• Juggling Club members Don Sheehy '05 (r.) and Lev Reyzin '05 rehearse for their annual show, "Juggle Club." ...
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• Muir, a junior from Atlanta, began writing his book freshman year, and celebrated its release at a party ...
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• Their powers combined: The Bodyhype, diSiac (above) and eXpressions dance groups teamed up to produce "Three's Company." The ...
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• The Ellipse dormitory, currently under construction just off Poe Field, will house upperclassmen next year. Edwards and Little ...
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• Junior center Judson Wallace will need to keep the fire in his eyes to help men's basketball return ...
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• Elizabeth Cody '07 (l.) and Abby Chambers '07 bought valentine crushes yesterday at Frist Campus Center in support ...
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• Patton Tower is one of the areas recently zoned for the smoke free housing draw.
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• New additions to the Lawrence Apartments complex will accommodate 346 new beds for graduate students seeking affordable residences ...
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• Robert Moore '06 (l.) and Nate Domingue '06, creators of "Generic Rap Song," impersonate mainstream rappers.
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• The new dorm on Poe Field will open in September, housing 220 students. WPRB's studios will also be ...
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• Leslie Lee '07 packs a textbook along with her vacation clothes in preparation for Winter Break.
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• German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer speaks yesterday of the need for cooperation between the U.S. and the EU.
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• PulSe debuts in Theatre~Intime tonight at 8 p.m. The show goes on again on Friday, Nov. 21, at ...
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• Sprint football's junior quarterback Dennis Bakke drops back for a pass in the team's loss to Penn. He ...
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• Voting machines in Mercer County will be replaced with electronic ones in the next election. Electronic voting machines ...
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• Soaking up the fun: Spongebob Squarepants '07 and friends celebrate Halloween a week early at the Rocky Halloween ...
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• Rena Lauer '05 (l.) and Ellen Horrow '04 wear pink sweaters to support and honor Breast Cancer Awareness ...
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• The Princeton Theological Seminary — an institution separate from the University — prepares students for a wide range ...
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• The University Orchestra performs its fall concert in Richardson Auditorium on Saturday night.
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• Jessica Stern, a terrorism expert from Harvard, lectured last night on the threat of religiously-motivated terrorism worldwide.
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• "Sex on Broadway" opens this Friday and Saturday in the Wilcox Black Box Theater. Tickets can be purchased ...
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• Senior defensive back Ned Bartlett and the sprint football team face a disadvantage each week due to a ...
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• Westminster Choir College, located just north of the University, trains roughly 440 students in music theory and performance.
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• Ira Leeds '06 volunteers to donate blood to the Red Cross yesterday. The blood drive continues today and ...
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• The Dinky arrives at the Princeton station to shuttle passengers to Princeton Junction — a stop on NJ ...
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• Several cars were damaged Friday afternoon in an accident on College Road. A University employee was charged in ...
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• Though not a part of the University, the Institute for Advanced Study and the University share library priveleges ...
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• Chancellor Green, the University's student center prior to the opening of Frist Campus Center, will reopen early next ...
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• Yesterday's traditional showdown between sophomores and freshmen stems from an 1869 proclamation by sophomores that freshmen could not ...
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• Forbes Beach Abigail Chambers '07 (l.) and Michael Collins '07 (r.) participate in Sunday's Forbes freshman volleyball tournament.
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