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Neither News Nor Notes: Cotsen Children’s Library named Carle Honors Award recipient, Firestone Library named the Gates of Hell
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Neither News Nor Notes: Cotsen Children’s Library named Carle Honors Award recipient, Firestone Library named the Gates of Hell
1. Autumnal equinox
The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art named the University's Cotsen Children's Library a 2015 Carle Honors Award recipient, according to a press release from the library.
The Hamlett-Reed Mental Health Initiative and University of Pennsylvania administrators met and agreed upon a framework for reform Friday, the Daily Pennsylvanian reported.
The University ranked 18th out of 179 collegeson The New York Times College Access Index, which wasreleased on Sept. 16.
The University was ranked 26th onReuters’ list of the world’s top 100 most innovative universities.
The Spee Club, a previously all-male final club at Harvard, decided to send its first invitations to female members Friday, the New York Times reported.
Tourism spending in the Princeton region in 2014 increased 5.2 percent from 2013 to a record-breaking $2 billion, the Princeton Packet reported. New Jersey lieutenant governor Kim Guadagno said that 2015 is likely to see an even greater increase in spending.
Like all small, insular societies, students at Princeton University have a particular vocabulary and word choice that can prove to be a difficult dialect for some. Every year, we provide an updated dictionary for incoming freshmen so that they can more easily understand what the heck we mean when we say "bicker," "dead week" or the type of aggressive species most naturalists typically label as "squirrels." Read on, dear freshmen. Be prepared.
The University named nine members to the Board of Trustees earlier this week.
The University determined the cause of a small fire at Scully Hall on Saturday morning to be a candle, University spokesperson Martin Mbugua said on Monday.
After being accused ofbranding its pledges in the buttocks with hot pokers, the Dartmouth fraternity that inspired the movie “Animal House” lost a lawsuit appeal and can no longer stay on campus, according to the New York Daily News.
The University’s yield for the Class of 2019 is 69.4 percent, according to University Media Relations Specialist Min Pullan.
Thirteen students were transported toeither McCosh Health Center or the University Medical Center of Princeton this past weekend for alcohol intoxication, according to University media specialist Min Pullan.
David Wildstein, a former aide to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy on Friday in connection to the Bridgegate scandal, according to a press release by the Department of Justice.
In her first major speech since announcing her presidential candidacy, Hillary Rodham Clinton addressed the growing issue of mass incarceration and criminal justice at Columbia’s David N. Dinking Leadership and Public Policy Forum, according to the Columbia Daily Spectator.
Major Newark transportation systems are calling for serious reparations, NJ Media for Advance NJ.com reported.
New Jersey First Lady Mary Christie, wife of governor Chris Christie, said that her decision to leave her job as managing directorat the Wall Street investment firmAngelo, Gordon & Co. is not an indication that her husband has committed to a 2016 presidential campaign, NJ.comreported.
Hundreds of students received false admission emails from Drexel University last week, according to the Associated Press.
The divestment referendum did not pass, with 52.5 percent of students voting against divestment and 47.5 percent voting in favor of it.