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By Katie Tyler '18 Like many Princeton students, the very first time I set foot in the Princeton University Art Museum was during Frosh Week at the Nassau Street Sampler.
By Robert DeLuca '17 "A Lighter Shade of Orange" is a new satirical series, a literary take on campus culture. Frist Campus Center, 2:30 a.m. In the line, amongst my fellow animals, the smell of pepperoni pizza is overpowering.
Dear Sexpert, I’ve heard there’s a female Viagra. As a woman, is this something that could help me when I when I’m interested in having sex, but can’t seem to get in the mood? -Looking for Extra Help
Event: Lewis Center for the Arts presents Performance LabThe Lewis Center for the Arts presents Performance Lab, wherein students working in dance, writing, theater or visual arts can present interdisciplinary work, which the students have developed while having one-on-one discussions with both other artists and the dance faculty.
1. Midterms are next week. 2. Let the freak-out begin. 3. Frantically cram. 4.
U. professors work on NASA spaceship to send Matthew McConaughey to an interstellar, fourth-dimensional bookshelf Doudna discusses science of gene-editing, splicing and copywriting for 3D printing known as 'life' Breaking: Forbes College experiences flooding due to heavy storm and proximity to Florida, where hurricanes are from NJ Gov.
Even before 'Elektra' begins, you are meant to confront grief in unexpected, disturbing ways.
This past weekend, the only student-run ballet companies in the Ivy League —Princeton University Ballet, Harvard Ballet Company and Columbia Ballet Collaborative —joined forces to produce performances that both showcased and celebrated the strengths of the dance groups. The Ivy Ballet Exchange was founded two years ago by the leaders of the ballet companies at Princeton, Harvard and Columbia with the intention of recognizing the works of student-run dance companies and emphasizing the fact that these diligent dancers could pursue their academic studies while remaining committed to ballet. “It was started as an idea for these really great ballet companies to come together and share what they had been working on, artistically,” Princeton University Ballet president Emily Avery ’17 said. The leaders of the dance companies began planning for this event over a year ago because the exchange required a lot of foresight and logistical planning. “Getting the logistics worked out was definitely a challenge.
Theatre Intime’s Freshman One Act Festival (OAF) presents a unique opportunity for Princeton University freshmen to produce and perform an annual main stage show, with freshmen directing, designing and acting in the production.
“Unfamiliar Street” is a travel series in which we introduce you to streets from all around the world, far from the well-trod gravel of Prospect Avenue.For ten years after school ended, regardless of heat, rain or snow, I would make the same seven-minute walk home.
The connection between an author and translator is an unusual one; both seek to tell the same story through different languages.
Event: This is Princeton: 2016 Itching for a comprehensive performing arts event?
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1. Eat all the chocolate your mom sent you. 2.Read a stupid E-card your great aunt sent you. 3.
Potential NJ Transit strike to interfere with Spring Break travel, not the first time NJ Transit has let us down PPPL researchers receive grant to use supercomputer, don't receive permission to make Skynet self-aware Student-faculty relationships to be prohibited under new U.
“No pain, no thoughts.” Ensemble members echo this haunting line in Princeton Shakespeare Company’s recent production of Heiner Müller’s “Hamletmachine.” A post-modern, one-act play basedroughly on Shakespeare’s tragedy, “Hamletmachine” was written in 1977 Soviet-ruled East Berlin.
This week, Street considers the history of bicker, the process of admitting new members at selective eating clubs.
Princeton University Concerts may be soon approaching its 125th anniversary, but its new concert series nicknamed “PUC125” is all about trying something innovative and experimental that breaks away from the traditional classical concert format.
“The vagina becomes a site for women’s empowerment and individuality among women,” Olivia Robbins ’16 said, in reference to the play she is co-directing with Azza Cohen ’16, Eve Ensler’s “The Vagina Monologues.”Ensler, the play’s author, interviewed over 200 women about the female experience and compiled them into her 1996 play.
