The Best of Princeton:
Some princeton traditions seem like they've been around forever, while others change with each graduating class. In the final 'Street' of this year, students share their favorite memories of everything from Houseparties to Hoagie Haven, give advice for future students, and give their take on what makes Princeton so damn special. To start things off, Sarah Johnson '10, Ava McAlpin '09 nd Naomi Nix '10 asked, "What is your favorite memory of Princeton this year?"
Richard Zhang '10
"Going on winter break. Just the fact that I got to actually chill, ya know?"
Chloe Angyal '09
"A guy streaking through my History 380 lecture, and the professor not missing a beat."
Andrew Gordon '10
"When football won the Ivy League championship."
Paige Bernick '08
"Room draw because I drew into a single twice the size of my current room."
Mike Vinson '09
"Doing well academically. It was short but sweet."
Caroline Closmore '07
"Playing beach volleyball in the back of Cloister after I turned in my thesis."
Greg Mayer '10
"Going to the Street the first day we got back from OA."
Sarah Kabourek '10
"Barbecues in the Mathey courtyard."
Chloe Estep '09
"When it started getting warm again and we could eat outside and were skirts and just enjoy ourselves."
Benton Erwin '09
"Attending my first seder and wearing my first yarmulke."
Lauren Capps '10
"The first weekend of second semester we had our traditional Forbes Friday in...and two nights at Cloister. I had no work and it was great times."
Ian Thomson '09
"Winning the indoor track and field Ivy League title."
Donald Dietz '09
"Walking on Lake Carnegie when it was frozen."
Maria Salciccioli '09
"Being in "Verbatim" because it made me feel Princeton famous."
Chip McCorkle '09
"Definitely rushing the field at the Yale game. It was even worth getting my camera stolen by a bitter Yale fan."
Alex Wolf Galimberti '09
"The day my girlfriend went abroad."
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