Most of the time, Princeton students are grateful to be in class and not yet working full-time. But as you're pulling an all-nighter, you naturally wish you could be doing something else. This week, Anne Ferrer '09 asks, "What would be your ideal off-campus job?"
Lizzie Craft '09
"Scooping ice cream (but I've already done that)."
Joanna Scoon '09
"Working on a safari in Africa; it's somewhere I've always wanted to visit."
Matt Katz '11
"Being a surf instructor in Indonesia."
Robbie Morgenroth '08
"Being the bongo man at Pallamadium and Mandara in Acapulco."
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