"Dude, I have an exam tomorrow — what the hell am I doing juggling? Aw, I wouldn't really be studying anyway. I can't wait until next week when this is all I need to do.
"The patterns we were doing are rather new to me so I can't let my mind wander that much yet. I still need to concentrate on the actual throws and spins of the clubs. This is especially the case with the back-to-back passing. The neatest things about juggling out there today was that it has been months since we could juggle outside, and it's a much different and looser feeling than juggling inside." — Geza Szigethy '04
"Ready? 1 . . . 2 . . . 3 . . . Go! That's it, work it, work it... Don't drop, don't drop, don't—hey, I think those girls are checking us out. They're smiling at us! No, wait, they're laughing. Oh well, could be worse. I could be a clown." — Jacob Weiss '03
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David Zielenziger ’74, former ‘Prince’ chairman and lifelong journalist, passes away at 72
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Remembering Dorothea von Moltke, Labyrinth co-founder and local community builder
Lucia BrownDorothea von Moltke, widely considered the heart of Labyrinth Books, was remembered by friends and loved ones for her passions for language, literature, and local activism.
Dorothea von Moltke, widely considered the heart of Labyrinth Books, was remembered by friends and loved ones for her passions for language, literature, and local activism.
Cloister Inn to pause operations for the next 2–3 years, citing “hefty renovations”
Justus WilhoitCloister Inn, one of Princeton’s eating clubs, will pause operations for the next two to three years, due to “hefty renovations” to the club’s house.
Cloister Inn, one of Princeton’s eating clubs, will pause operations for the next two to three years, due to “hefty renovations” to the club’s house.