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...But time is money, and apparently you have to have a lot of that if you want a ticket.Check out this video of the insane line this morning for getting a ticket to the Dalai Lama's talk in Princeton over Fall Break. Tickets might be free, but nobody said it would be easy to get one.
Apparently the Princeton Terrace Club listserv is a good place to go to if you are trying to raise funds for the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, a group that conducts research using a bunch of different drugs.
A committee tasked with reviewing the policy of grade deflation has recommended ending the one-decade long policy of assigning a 35 percent cap on 'A' grades at the departmental level, the University announced Tuesday morning.
The new psychology building is not the only thing to have been erected on Poe Field recently. Princeton was surprised last month when it awoke to discover a large penis, made entirely of snow, had arisen in the middle of the field just south of Bloomberg Hall.
To keep our fingers on the pulse of campus discourse, the Opinion section wants to create a regular forum for the opinions of the Princeton community. Starting this week, we will post a question on theProxand ask for short responses from you -- students, faculty, alumni, or town residents. Send your commentary toopinion@dailyprincetonian.comwith your name and, if applicable, class year, and we'll publish a selection of them on the blog next week. Submissions may be edited for length.
B.O.B., Far East Movement, Wiz Khalifa…Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros? USG has certainly taken a bold step with this year’s selection for the Lawnparties headliner, breaking its steady tradition of hiring rising rap and/or electronic artists in favor of an established indie presence. This choice was sure to cause some sort of reaction – responses on my Facebook newsfeed ranged from elated to horrified, with many expressing confusion at the selection of a band whose catalog doesn’t quite fit the definition of “pump up music.” Nevertheless, I’m excited for a breath of fresh air—I believe it’s quite possible to have a great time listening to music that you don’t have to jump up and down to—but we’ll see how the set turns out. I interviewed Christian Letts, a guitarist and vocalist in the (decidedly large) group about how the group is preparing for Sunday, and what they feel their music is about. You can catch Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros at Quad at 2:30 on Sunday.
Miracles of Modern Science—name sound familiar? Probably! This band of Princeton alums–Evan Younger ’08, Josh Hirshfeld ’08, Kieran Ledwidge ’08, Geoff McDonald ’07, Tyler Pines ’09–formed in 2005 at our very own Princeton U with modest beginnings: playing at open mic nights, Café Viv, and of course, Terrace. And to Terrace they return to grace us with their outstanding musical presence once again.
ProvostChristopher Eisgruber '83 has been namedthe next president of Princeton University, the U. announced ata press conferencein Nassau Hall Sunday afternoon.
