The never-ending construction on Witherspoon Street continues into the holiday season.
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Santa Claus casually reads in the Nassau Inn lobby.
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Even though the temperatures are nearing freezing, Halo Pub still has a line out the door.
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Even the Palmer Square tiger is looking festive.
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Last week, temperatures dipped so low that the Fountain of Freedom froze.
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Nassau Inn has a plethora of holiday decorations.
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Palmer Square's giant Christmas tree is an annual tradition in Princeton.
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Princeton, practice what you preach: SPIA graduate students on protest and dialogue
Guest Contributors"As policy students, we are appalled by the blatant hypocrisy of the University administration, which has relied on fear-mongering and false narratives to discredit student protestors. We are increasingly disillusioned with the dissonance of what we are taught in our classrooms and the University’s actions."
"As policy students, we are appalled by the blatant hypocrisy of the University administration, which has relied on fear-mongering and false narratives to discredit student protestors. We are increasingly disillusioned with the dissonance of what we are taught in our classrooms and the University’s actions."
Eisgruber says protesters must clear encampment, divestment to be formally considered
Olivia Sanchez and Annie RupertusIn a campus message, University President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 announced that protesters must clear Cannon Green, but gave no specific deadline. He also announced that the CPUC’s Resources Committee will meet on Tuesday to formally consider divestment from Israel.
In a campus message, University President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 announced that protesters must clear Cannon Green, but gave no specific deadline. He also announced that the CPUC’s Resources Committee will meet on Tuesday to formally consider divestment from Israel.
First graduates of GSRC’s Drag University take the stage
Katie ThiersThough not the first Drag Brunch ever hosted on Princeton’s campus, this year's brunch featured something special: student performers who spent the entire year in the Drag University program, learning from local queens on mastering the ins and outs of drag.
Though not the first Drag Brunch ever hosted on Princeton’s campus, this year's brunch featured something special: student performers who spent the entire year in the Drag University program, learning from local queens on mastering the ins and outs of drag.
