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The Daily Princetonian

News & Notes: Juvenile arrested following skating incident in Woody Woo plaza

The Department of Public Safety arrested a juvenile on Saturday evening for defiant trespass, obstruction and resisting being held in Scudders Plaza next to Robertson Hall after skating in the area and refusing to provide identification. In addition, DPS held in custody three juveniles and one local 18-year-old. According to University Spokesperson Martin Mbugua, the individuals refused to leave the area when asked by a Department of Public Safety officer, adding that they had no form of identification on them and declined to provide their names. ?The officer then informed the individuals that they had to identify themselves and one of them got up, resisted efforts to restrain him and left,? Mbugua said. However, Mbugua added, other DPS officers found the individual nearby. There are at least two small signs in the plaza indicating that

NEWS | 04/08/2013

The Daily Princetonian

USG discusses COMBO and summer storage

The USG discussed the upcoming report of the Committee on Background and Opportunity and the summer storage initiative at its meeting Sunday night.Members of the USG discussed the questions that will be asked in the forthcoming COMBO IV survey and the fact that students will be hired to complete the data analysis.

NEWS | 04/07/2013

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Terra Momo to operate eateries in Arts and Transit Neighborhood

Terra Momo, a local restaurant group owned and operated by brothers Carlo and Raoul Momo, will operate a restaurant and cafe in the Arts and Transit Neighborhood, in the space currently occupied by the Dinky station. The restaurant and cafe are slated to open in summer 2015. The University chose Terra Momo to operate the new restaurant and cafe because of the group?s long-standing ties to the community, said Kristin Appelget, University director of community and regional affairs and former president and CEO of the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce.

NEWS | 04/06/2013

The Daily Princetonian

Slaughter ’80 to leave U.

Wilson School professor and former Wilson School dean Anne-Marie Slaughter ?80 will leave the University to become the next president of the New America Foundation, a nonpartisan think tank based in Washington, D.C. The appointment would remove Slaughter from consideration for the University presidency, a position for which she was widely considered a front-runner ? along with Provost Christopher Eisgruber ?83 ? since the presidential search began last fall. The University?s Presidential Search Committee is expected to make an announcement this spring.

NEWS | 04/04/2013

The Daily Princetonian

Remnick ’81 to speak on Class Day

Pulitzer Prize-winning author and editor of The New Yorker David Remnick ?81 will speak to the Class of 2013 at Class Day this spring, the Class Day committee announced Thursday afternoon. Remnick began his career as a reporter for The Washington Post immediately after graduation, joined The New Yorker in 1992 and has served as its editor since 1998.

NEWS | 04/04/2013

The Daily Princetonian

PRINCO employees earn top U. incomes

The University?s 990 form for the 2010 fiscal year, submitted to the IRS in lieu of a tax return, shows that members of the Princeton University Investment Corporation received three of the top five salaries among all those paid to University employees for at least the third year running. PRINCO President Andrew Golden topped the list with a total compensation of $1,985,391.

NEWS | 04/04/2013

The Daily Princetonian

NEWS: PRINCO employees earned U.’s top salaries in 2010

By JAMES EVANS Staff Writer The University’s 990 form for the 2010 fiscal year, submitted to the IRS in lieu of a tax return, shows that members of the Princeton University Investment Corporation received three of the top five salaries among all those paid to University employees for at least the third year running. PRINCO President Andrew Golden topped the list with a total compensation of $1,985,391.

NEWS | 04/04/2013