The semester is almost over and, for seniors in particular, time is running out to do those things you've always wanted but never had the time to do. this week, Anne Ferrer '09 asks, "What's top on your list of things to do at Princeton before you graduate?"
Conor Sutherland '10
"Swim in the Woody Woo Fountain."
Amber Sands Hovey '09
"I'd like to sit in on at least five lecture in class I'm not in, by professors I've never had."
Bola Olayinka '09
"Have a picnic atop one of the towers on campus."
Josh Lesko '09
"Write my thesis."
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