I have found the concept of form and shape separate from meaning to be the most compelling," photographer Lauren Elachi '07 writes of her art.
It's strange, how you're unwilling to list yourself as "Interested in: Men" on facebook.com even as you're growing increasingly open and comfortable with your homosexuality.
With one look at Bill Tierney's office, it's obvious what matters most to him. Since he became head coach in 1987, Tierney has revitalized the Princeton men's lacrosse program, and surrounding his desk are photos of the dozens of students who have benefited from his coaching.
I am that windblown Forbes freshman you sometimes see bundled against the cold, waiting at the traffic light on Alexander Street.
You know they're there. They must be. There are supposed to be 2,000 of them. But where, exactly, are all the graduate students on campus?Chances are that outside of precepts, you haven't interacted much with grad students.
For the past two years, Eddie Fennell has been a veritable fixture behind the grill in Forbes, but few students know what goes into being a Dining Services worker beyond what they see during meal times.
We have it pretty good at Princeton. But that doesn't mean we can't dream. This week, Jean M. Beebe '10 asked: "If you could choose anyone, who would you change places with for a day?" Nour Aoude '10"A hot male model in Italy.
We've all seen them in their business suits, rushing into precept after an interview or huddled up in the Nassau Inn lobby.
As a religion major who speaks four languages, yet has never taken any economics or finance courses at Princeton, mine has not been the typical path to Wall Street.
What will unfold when six zany characters surround one dinner table on Valentine's Day? In "Valentine at Bellevue" by Joshua Williams '07, the answer is a true slice-of-life comedy.The heart of the play is an idiosyncratic group of partygoers.
During my time at Princeton, one issue was the source of more debate, more controversy and more contention than any other.
In theory, admission to Princeton should leave students with a lifetime's supply of confidence, at least in their academic ability.
My high heels taught me to deftly navigate the New York subways. One obvious reason is that the height of one's shoe is inversely proportional to the number of blocks it will walk.
1) Change your name to Bush-Kennedy-Windsor-Onassis 2) Join Colonial. Chances are you'll become one of their 40 officers 3) Become your frat or sorority's "House Manager" 4) Note a proficiency in "Internet Research Applications" (Facebooking and AIM stalking your crush) 5) Include your "consultancy" work for the New York Observer 6) Start a political Facebook group and call yourself a "netroots organizer" 7) Substitute your last Saturday's BAC for your GPA 8) Help a cute guy in precept with the homework and call it "peer tutoring" 9) Can you hold a conversation with your ECON preceptor?
As Princetonians rush to secure summer internships and post-graduation jobs, it seems there is little they won't do for money.
Dear Sexpert,How safe are the new birth control pills, where you only get your period a few times a year? > Pill Pondererheading> Dear Ponderer,As you've heard, there are now birth control options for women who want to have fewer periods.
Anthony Hopkins leaves big shoes to fill. As a young Hannibal Lector, French newcomer Gaspard Ulliel certainly tries.
Awards you won't see at the Oscars1. Worst Date Movie: Date Movie2.
