Most underclassmen have wondered about the comparatively old-looking students hanging around the dorms and dining halls of their residential colleges.
If you're looking for a night of traditional theater, this is not the show for you. If, however, you seek to be entertained ? by any and every means you could possibly think of ? "Spettacolo!" is your show.From the moment it begins, it is clear this is no ordinary or traditional show.
Ahh. The bliss of waking up to discover a random body asleep in your bed next to you. But after the person staggers out of your room wearing your Camp Wamesit T-shirt and the remains of a Viking costume, what do you do?Guys seem to take a reasonably direct approach to the second rendezvous.
Every so often, film critics fall in love with a star. Often, a great actor catches their eyes, but in the case of screenwriter Charlie Kauffman ("Adaptation," "Being John Malcovich," and, most recently, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"), it is words on a page, not the smile on a face, that have captured the imagination of the cinematic intelligentsia.
When four of the five members of The Holy Smokes graduated from Princeton in 2003, they never dreamed they'd be back by popular demand.
What was the transition from Red Rover and birthday cake to orgies and our parents' liquor? Some may recall an era of Spin the Bottle and Seven Minutes in Heaven; for those like me (who had yet to talk to any boys or discover lesbianism as an engaging party trick), there was the phone sex hotline.
Last weekend, I had the great pleasure of seeing Edward Hall's stunning and ambitious "Midsummer" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
What's hot this spring? Hopefully, the weather. While certain Princeton students defiantly ignore below freezing temperatures, flaunting bare feet in the dead of winter, I can only imagine wearing the new season's fashions in the heat for which they were intended.The most important spring trend is color, according to Amy Hill, Store Manager at Smith Bros.
Perhaps unconsciously, Rakesh Satyal '02 defines his life in terms of the music that drives it. Finding the perfect partner with whom he would create a cabaret act required luck and a "synthesis of musical interests." He speaks of the "rhythm of working" in New York, of the need to balance his day job as a publisher at Random House and his nightlife as a cabaret singer.
While many people spend their lives chasing their dreams, Charles McPhee '85 has spent his life studying them.Following in the footsteps of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, McPhee has been working to bring the study of dreams into the 21st century.During his college days, as a novice, McPhee would interpret his roommates' dreams.
Like other delivery services, student-run Tiger Food is deterred by "neither rain, nor sleet, nor snow nor gloom of night" in delivering to-go orders from restaurant dining rooms to Princeton dorm rooms.But that doesn't mean there won't be obstacles along the way."Any and all catastrophes will occur at some point during the year.
This year marks the hundredth anniversary of Bloomsday, the epic, heroic and ordinary day described in the landmark modernist novel "Ulysses," written by James Joyce ? and published by Sylvia Beach.In fact, it might be more accurate to say "nurtured by Sylvia Beach" because Beach was far more than a publisher to the circle of expatriate writers and artists living in Paris in the 1920's and far, far more than a publisher to Joyce.
They might have different schools, genders and animals of choice, but when making sweet music is the goal, little else matters.The all-female Princeton Tigerlilies will join the all-male Yale Alley Cats this Saturday, Apr.
Everyone knows that girls love to dance. But dancing with guys? Well, that's more complicated. So, gentlemen, before you shake it like a Polaroid picture, here are some pointers to keep you from committing murder on the dance floor.
It was a crisp, clear autumn day in 2003 when members of the Princeton freshman crew of 1971 reunited at their beloved boathouse on Lake Carnegie.
How many students actually visit the Christian Science Reading Room on Nassau Street? Mary Ellen Schott, the reading room's librarian, hesitated for a moment before answering in a soft voice."Well, a girl came by who was writing a paper on Christian radio shows for one of her classes," she said.Even though it doesn't seem to draw crowds, the reading room is located in a well-trafficked area, across the street from Thomas Sweet, a few doors down from CVS Pharmacy and right next door to Princeton Wine and Liquor.In some ways, the two neighbors aren't so different.
Ugg boots may come and go and Von Dutch is already last season, but Lacoste is here to stay ? well, on the Princeton University campus, at least.
Vibrant costumes will twirl, joyful music will play and 72 eager feet will dance on the stage of Frist Campus Center's Film and Performance Theatre from Thursday through Saturday as Naacho presents their second show, "Ishq." Naacho (Hindi for "Let's Dance") is Princeton's free-spirited Indian dance troupe, and "Ishq" is a Hindi word meaning "Love."I arrived at a rehearsal for the show just in time to watch a run-through of the final company piece.
During the past year, a not-so-new fashion trend has overtaken the footwear department: Ugg boots.
