1. Walk through the FitzRandolph Gates during the Pre-Rade.
2. Wake up to watch the sunrise at Poe Field.
3. Befriend a grad student.
4. Kiss someone whose name you don’t know.
5. Get kicked out of an eating club.
6. Read Brooke Shields' thesis at Mudd Library.
7. Climb the tower at the Graduate College.
8. Lose your Prox in the rain and thank the stranger who returns it.
9. Get in a staring contest with a squirrel.
10. Attend a Zumba class at Dillon. We promise you’ll love it.
11. See at least one show from each dance group on campus.
12. Attend a performance in the historic McCarter Theatre.
13. See an indie band at Terrace Club before it gets famous.
14. Stop to enjoy an arch sing in 1879 Hall on your way to the Street.
15. Make a quick buck participating in a psychology study.
16. Take a course outside of your comfort zone and discover you love it.
17. Order a Dirty Sanchez at Hoagie Haven.
18. Try a weird-sounding flavor at Bent Spoon.
19. Try your hand at rugby, juggling or breakdancing.
20. People watch while eating pizza from Frist at 2 a.m.
21. Friend Jeff Nunokawa on Facebook.
22. Start a dodgeball team.
23. Visit Princeton Record Exchange.
24. Crash an Orange Key tour and pretend to be an obnoxious high school student.
25. Indulge in the chocolate fountain at Forbes brunch.
26. Ditch your sad study corner in Firestone for a sunny spot in the Princeton Public Library.
27. Raise your hand to ask a question in a big lecture.
28. Take a walk down by Lake Carnegie and enjoy the scenery.
29. Party at the D-Bar.
30. Finish your thesis. No, really.
31. Tailgate the Princeton-Harvard football game.
32. See a Monet at the Princeton Art Museum.
33. Have dinner at a professor’s house.
34. Splash around in the Woody Woo fountain.
35. Go to the football stadium at night while it’s all lit up.
36. Snuggle in front of a working fireplace.
37. Have a meal at every club on the Street.
38. Shake hands with Shirley Tilghman.
39. Have a moment to yourself in the chapel.
40. Sleep in the comfy chairs in Chancellor Green.
41. Camp out in an academic building overnight.
42. Play "Chopsticks" on the Frist piano.
43. Eat an 8-pound bag of candy in the C-Store.
44. Sled down the Whitman hill on a dining hall tray.
45. Crash a club meeting just for the free pizza.
46. Spot townies at the Wa.
47. Try to walk from Forbes to the E-Quad in 10 minutes.
48. Have a 24-hour study marathon in Frist during reading period.
49. Have an awkward encounter with a preceptor at Small World Coffee.
50. Read the 'Prince' every day.
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