Sexpert: Apr. 11, 2013
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Dear sexpert,
Preview is almost upon us, and all around campus, groans can be heard as students anticipate the arrival of noisy, over-eager prefrosh. The initial enthusiasm that you had when you signed up to be a host begins to wane as the two Preview sessions draw closer and closer. Plans to clean your room and clear an afternoon for ice cream on Nassau rapidly disintegrate. Instead, you start wondering whether it’s too late to take your name off the hosting list, grumbling about having to spend time with a cocky HYP cross-admit that could be better spent cramming for your chem exam (or, better yet, sleeping) and whining about the Street being closed the one weekend you actually have time to go out.
A cappella: TigerLily Jam!
It’s company class on a Friday night, and Hagan Dance Studio in the Lewis Center is in a state of commotion. Dancers sprawl across the floor, some doing curl-ups, some with their legs propped up on the barres stretching, while others sit in the splits with their laptops in front of them, furiously trying to finish their writing seminar papers before class starts. Kamber Hart ’16 calls everyone to the floor with the cheerful announcement that tonight’s class will begin with an intensive cycle of crunches. A collection of groans echoes from every direction, but a moment later the music begins, chatter ebbs and the carefree attitudes from the beginning of class simmer into quiet focus.
Spring is here, which means ditching the old winter coats and pulling out a whole new wardrobe. What better way to be inspired than to attend the upcoming Princeton Fashion Week events, hosted by the Princeton Sustainable Fashion Initiative. On the first real day of spring, Street caught up with Carmina Mancenon ’14 and Megan Partridge ’14, two of the three co-founders of Princeton’s Sustainable Fashion Initiative, and asked them to “disclothes” some more information about SFI and Princeton Fashion Week.
By THE DAILY PRINCETONIAN OPINION STAFF
Ladies and gentlemen, presenting the first governor of Florida, the hero of the Battle of New Orleans and the baddest boy you’ve ever seen — your president, Andrew fuckin’ Jackson. He promises to kick the sissy, frilly National Republicans out of the White House — but more importantly, he solemnly swears to be the kind of sexy, flawed rockstar that would make your parents have a conniption.
By KELLY RAFEY Contributor
By CHRISTINE WANG Senior Writer
By TJ Smith Staff Writer
Dear Sexpert,
By GRACE LIN Staff Writer
By STREET STAFF
By VIVIAN LUDFORD & LIN KING Staff Writers
Senior Thesis Production: “Weehawken”
By ZOE PEROT Staff Writer
eXpressions’ upcoming spring show, “Evolve,” seems appropriately named considering the group’s evolution since its founding in 1979. eXpressions was Princeton’s first student-run dance company and tended to favor jazz back in the 1980s. Few realize that eXpressions is only a de facto all-female company. There is no clause in the company’s charter that states it will refuse male auditionees, and understandably so, considering the group was originally co-ed. However in recent years, the company has earned a campus reputation as the all-female lyrical dance company filled with girls looking to continue their competition days. Publicity chair Silvia Lundgren ’15, confessed to initially having a negative image of the company as one of the less serious dance groups.
By CAROLINE HERTZ Contributor
Under the artistic direction of Lili Driggs ’14, Raks Odalisque’s “Arabian Nights” packs a lot of different pieces into a show with a run time well under two hours. Beyond the vibrant costumes and impressive sword and pot-balancing tricks, “Arabian Nights” offers more creative and conceptual pieces that help diversify the program. While some of these artistic endeavors are better executed than others, you can expect an entertaining show supported by comical fillers — all you bros out there, make sure to practice your body rolls and hip isolations before the show — and committed dancers.
Theater: Student Playwrights Festival