Two Princeton juniors paused to survey Palmer Square, shopping bags in hand. One couldn't help but ask, "When did things get so expensive?"The comment is a fair one.
In 1992, Joss Whedon put together a tongue-in-cheek screenplay about a spunky teenager battling the legions of the damned; five years later, he turned "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" into one of the most beloved (and maligned) TV shows of the past ten years.
During a Princeton Club of Kansas City reunion in 1998, a fellow alumna asked Jay Cady '78 about his profession in the middle of a noisy bar.
You know, it pisses me off when this happens.I find a band that I love, and I exhaust their supply.
How inherent to our nature is violence? What darkness lies beneath the quiet life of America's heartland, the heroism of action films and Princeton's polite socialization?
The Princeton University Art Museum will unveil a special exhibition this Saturday titled "The Legacy of Homer: Four Centuries of Art from the
Q: Does jealousy have a proper place in a relationship?A: Jealousy is a very widespread feeling, sometimes triggered by something totally imaginary, and sometimes based on something real.
At the beginning of the movie "Everything Is Illuminated," adapted from the novel of Jonathan Safran Foer '99, much is left unclear.
Flip off the radio presets, boys and girls, and get set to dig a bit; this week we're taking a spin on the indie side with an artist you're not likely to find among the usual crop.
It is a bit hard to fathom what audience the new 'indie family film' genre ? and in particular, Mike Mills' first serious film, "Thumbsucker" ? is designed to appeal to.
'A fast-paced thriller set thousands of feet in the air' ? how many dozens, if not hundreds, of B-list movies would this sentence describe?
"I had never heard of I-banking prior to [coming to] Princeton," said Jill Borst '00, who has worked at Goldman, Sachs & Co. since graduation.
Tim Burton has done it again. In a time when glossy CGI dominates the film industry, this visionary director has given us a blast from the past ? claymation ? without making it seem anachronistic or outdated.
Butler College, A Holocaust MemorialAccording to legend, a wealthy "Mrs. Butler" donated money to Princeton in order to fund the building of a dormitory.
By Jerry Moxley princetonian 'street' writerFar from their bluegrass roots, the first offering off NickelCreek's latest release, "Why Should the Fire Die?" is appropriately titled, "When in Rome.
A Princeton student does not necessarily have to take the hour-long train ride to New York to watch a Broadway-caliber play ? not when the world premiere of Christopher Durang's "Miss Witherspoon" is running at McCarter Theater until October 11.
Princeton has been the recognized home of great education, intellectual giants and important historical landmarks for centuries, but in the past few years it has become something more: a style and shopping destination for tourists, locals and students seeking something chic.
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Nine Inch Nails With TeethReleased May 3, 2005Trent Reznor may frequently leave his audience hanging, but the man never seems to disappoint.
