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James Shinn ’73 travels through Afghanistan in a Black Hawk helicopter. He was assistant secretary of defense for Asian and Pacific security affairs until last Friday.
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James Shinn ’73 gets to know his Blackwater bodyguard in Kabul, Afghanistan late last month. Shinn will be returning to the University this spring to teach an engineering course on technology and public policy.
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Photo by Habin Chung
Adetola Olatunji ’11 and Jerome Jackson ’11 perform in the Black Arts Company fall 2008 show “The BAC Awards.” The Saturday-night performance in the Frist Performance Theatre featured many dance styles including hiphop, jazz, lyrical, tap and reggae.
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Photo by Sojung Yi
Freshman middle blocker Cathryn Quinn notched a key kill in the first game of the women’s volleyball team’s 3-0 victory over Brown.
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Photo by Lucy Minott
Yevgeniy Leypunskiy ’11 competes against Conor Myhrvold ’11 at the Bughouse Chess Tournament sponsored by the University Chess and Mathematics clubs.
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Photo by Maryanne Wachter
Students perform jazz music at Forbes on Friday evening. Anand Krishnamurthy ’11 plays guitar, Jason Weinreb ’12 plays piano, Matt Wong ’10 plays bass, and Leo Lester ’11 plays the drums.
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Freshman guard Doug Davis slashes inside in the men’s basketball team’s 55-53 loss to Central Michigan. Davis’s 25-point, four-rebound performance ranks among the finest freshman debuts in Tiger history.
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Junior Liz Costello used a strong kick to squeak into second place in the women’s cross country team’s Mid-Atlantic Regional race. The No. 4 Tigers tied for first place with No. 6 West Virginia.
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The Son Candela ensemble performs Mexican music in the Rocky Common Room on Friday night, as part of Latino Heritage Month.
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Photo by Jun Koh
Jason Harper ’09 performs in Cafe Viv on Friday evening as the first of a series of weekly shows hosted by the Modern Improvisational Music Association in Princeton.
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Photo by Dan Hayes-Patterson
Senior quarterback and tri-captain Brian Anderson threw for only 52 yards in the football team's 14-0 loss to Yale.
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Photo by Dan Hayes-Patterson
Junior running back Jordan Culbreath ran for 69 yards on 16 carries in the football team's loss to Yale. The Tigers gained a total of 96 yards on the ground.
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Photo by Sookyung Kim
The Tigressions a cappella group performs at the OMTG Jam at Richardson Auditorium on Friday evening with soloist Kelly Schwarz ’10.
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Photo by Yanran Chen
Ilya Korsunsky and Lily Kolman perform ballroom dance at Dillon Gym on Saturday night as part of an event hosted by Alcohol Initiative and the Princeton Ballroom Dance Club.
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Photo by Maria Cury
Students gamble for prizes, including an iPod Shuffle, at Casino Night in Frist Campus Center on Saturday evening. The event featured blackjack, poker, craps and mocktails.
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James Shinn ’73 travels through Afghanistan in a Black Hawk helicopter. He was assistant secretary of defense for Asian and Pacific security affairs until last Friday.
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Cross Country: Women headed to nationals
Rain had fallen all night, and several athletes on the men’s and women’s cross country teams called the course a mudbath. In other words, the conditions were perfect for a traditional, grueling cross country championship. Poor footing, sharp turns and a slight headwind contributed to slow times for both races. ...
Back from Afghanistan
A year after being appointed assistant secretary of defense for Asian and Pacific security affairs, James Shinn ’73 is leaving Washington, D.C., to return to his alma mater as a professor.“It’s time,” he said in an interview in Robertson Hall last Wednesday, two days before he officially left the Pentagon ...
Attorney alums are fearful for the future
The recent collapse of two major West Coast law firms and a series of layoffs at firms nationwide have left many lawyers wondering whether their industry will be next to suffer as clients reduce legal counsel expenditures in the face of a struggling economy.On Nov. 4, partners at 84-year-old San ...
USG attempts to move forward with library plans
The USG is continuing its efforts to extend Firestone hours, USG president Josh Weinstein ’09 said at last night’s USG Senate meeting. Weinstein explained that he has been meeting with Matt Kinsey ’98, associate director for planning and administration in Executive Vice President Mark Burstein’s office, and Veronica Demtchouk ’10, ...
Women's Soccer: NCAA run ends with 2-1 defeat
There are two ways to look at the women’s soccer team’s 2-1 loss to No. 12 West Virginia in the first round of the NCAA tournament Friday night. One is to see the loss as a disappointing end to an otherwise successful season. The other, more accurate way to view ...
Women's Volleyball: Title hopes crushed by Yale sweep
As 418 rowdy fans overflowed the stands during the women’s volleyball team’s first game, which was tied 13 times, the tension in Dillon Gym on Saturday night was almost overwhelming.Despite gut-wrenchingly close games, the team was downed by Yale, 3-0. The Tigers (17-4 overall, 11-2 Ivy League) made some fantastic ...
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