Beside a large wok of curried vegetables and tofu, submerged beets slowly bubble and stew. On a chopping board nearby, a salad is, piecemeal, taking shape: apples, first, then arcs of celery, the cheese cubes kept separate in a bowl.
Paris: the name of the city alone resonates with culture and allure (especially when it is pronounced with a French accent). For L'Atelier, a French theater troupe here at the University, Paris turned from un rêve to reality over Intersession.For five unforgettable days, 10 students from the group toured the Comedie Francaise ? the state theater of France ? and attended one of its private cast parties, meeting actors in a play which they themselves will be performing this spring.
The new AOL Time Warner Center rises above Columbus Circle, a reflective gem that has revitalized this previously unpolished section of New York.
Fountains of Wayne has rocketed to the top of music charts around the world with its new album "Welcome Interstate Managers" (S-Curve Records) and hit single "Stacy's Mom." The band will play in the Matthews Theatre at the McCarter Theatre Center this Friday, and FOW singer-songwriter Adam Schlesinger recently spoke about the band, its recent success and its upcoming Princeton performance.Success for FOW has been a long time coming."(Frontman) Chris (Collingwood) and I both went to Williams College in Massachusetts, where we met, and we've been playing music together pretty much ever since.
In the billboard advertisements for its new drama, "The L Word," Showtime touts the series as the lesbian version of "Sex and the City," with the tagline: "Same Sex.
The argument of this week's column begins with a story.I am currently enrolled in AST 203: The Universe, like many other arithmetically-challenged humanities' students whose interest in quantitative reasoning is somewhat minimal.
Just before intersession started, Travis Muir '05 surprised his peers with a party celebrating the release of his Princeton-themed novel "Thom-asovitch." The event was a surprise to even Muir's closest friends.
If you are looking for the traditional story of immigrants working hard to find unlimited opportunity in the land of the free, "In America" is not the film for you.
"Performance is about invoking another reality. So involve all of your senses, so that you're really a real person, not just a maker of shapes.
In honor of Black History Month, student artists from across the University gathered together to display their work and their pride.The Jacob Lawrence Student Arts Exhibition, located in the glass display cases on the 100-level of Frist Campus Center, opened last week; an official opening celebration took place on Monday.
The history of human thought often seems like a monologue passed down through Western men. Plato, Augustine, Kant, Sartrethese men have shaped our thought and extended our notions of humanity.
I just can't help it. I try not to judge, I try to expand my mind. But it just happens. Whenever I see, hear or read the word "juggling," I can't think about anything but clowns.
PrincetonSingles.com markets itself as the online dating site where "Tigers get together."Though the site is not affiliated with the University, Princeton alums, students, staff and those who "Just love those Tigers" can create an account free of charge and browse the 46 posted profiles, or for a fee of $20 contact others via email.There are currently 46 profiles.
One of the oldest and most celebrated traditions of dating in the United States is also one that is the most fraught with peril and confusion?this is the tradition of going to the movies with a potential romantic interest.
NEW YORK ? On a recent Saturday evening in January, one of the most majestic turn-of-the-century New York mansions, conveniently located across the street from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, was packed with over 350 stylish supporters of the arts: musicians, visual artists, philanthropists and all of their friends.
PrincetonSingles.com markets itself as the online dating site where "Tigers get together."Though the site is not affiliated with the University, Princeton alums, students, staff and those who "Just love those Tigers" can create an account free of charge and browse the 46 posted profiles, or for a fee of $20 contact others via email.There are currently 46 profiles.
The 'Prince's' first column about sex and relationships. Hmm. Well, here I go, addressing a common gripe of Princeton girls and an oft-discussed phenomenon that prevails on college campuses across the country just in time to remedy it for Valentine's Day!Freshman year, I wrote an article for the 'Prince' titled, "Fling or Forever," about relationships at Princeton (of which, at the time, I knew next to nothing). All my interviewees agreed on one thing: people at Princeton don't date.
NEW YORK? For the past few months, New York City Ballet has been celebrating the centennial of the birth of its late founder George Balanchine.
Deemed "this season's major conversation piece" by The New Yorker, the John Currin retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art tries hard to be provocative, and it succeeds to the extent that it parades existing stereotypes and recognized taboos.Currin's paintings of extraordinarily big-breasted women have received a great deal of attention.
Some guys will confess that the two things likeliest to be on their computers are porn and "Family Guy" episodes.
