Dear Sexpert, My girlfriend and I have been dating for several months, but we haven’t had sex yet, because she wants to save her virginity for marriage.
“I went over to her room and I had this whole bag of activities we could do: we could do makeovers, we could do facials … and then I pulled out a magazine and said, ‘Or, we could write a murder letter by cutting out letters!’ ” No, this is not a fan-madesequeltoMean Girls. This is Fuzzy Dice, one of Princeton’s three improvisation comedy troupes, during downtime. Executive directorPaulina Orillac ’17(responsible for the conspiracy quoted above) said that part of what distinguishes Fuzzy Dice as a group is its emphasis on the social atmosphere, which she described as “chemically unbalanced” — in the fondest way possible. “We try to become really close-knit, we try to get to know each other outside of the rehearsal room,” Orillac said.“I think that’s something really special about Fuzzy Dice as a group, especially in Princeton.” On the more technical side, artistic director Angad Anand ’16 added that while all three groups on campus are friendly and supportive of each other, each has its own style.
Founded in November 1992, Quipfire!, Princeton'soldest improv comedy group, has developed its particular style of improv over the past two decades. “They started off predominately doing short-form improv,” artistic director Jake Robertson ’15 said.
In 2011, Nick Lavrov ’15, Nicky Robinson ’15, Preston Kemeny ’15 and Yegor Chekmarev ’15 had a vision: a no-audition improv group at Princeton. “We wanted to do improv comedy and the only way to do it was to make a new group for us to perform in,” Lavrov said. Their vision manifested as Lobster Club, the first and only no-audition improv comedy troupe on campus.
In a scene from the choreographed poem “For Colored Girls,” seven women are standing in line, and the “Lady in Brown” gives a short monologue about the struggle of a prototypical black girl across America in the 1970s while the remaining six women dance, depicting her narrative. “For Colored Girls,” a production ofNtozake Shang'sfor colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf," is being brought to the Princeton stage this weekend.
Urban renewal transformed American cities in the 1960s and 1970s, and many prominent photographers documented those changes.
7:00 a.m. – Wakes up, rolls out of bed and then prays in front of his at-home memorial for Jesus and Ronald Reagan.
It is difficult to imagine a place for yet another music ensemble among the many performing groups that already exist on campus.
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Theater: DING! A Musical Experience: A Senior Thesis Show If you’ve been mourning the absence of xylophones and other easy-to-use “instruments” in your life ever since you left kindergarten, you’ll probably want to check out DING!
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Ah, the morning workout. Those “morning people” are such overachievers, aren’t they? Chances are, if you’re a night owl, you can barely fathom the thought of getting out of your bed in the morning, let alone dragging your butt to the gym to exercise. As someone who has dabbled in the super-early morning workout (5–7 a.m.), as well as the normal-early morning workout (8–10 a.m.), I will say that neither is an easy feat, especially in college, where rehearsals, events and study groups last until the wee hours of the morning.
Every Thursday afternoon, students interested in translation and language enrichment in a variety of languages such as Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Arabic gather in Butler’s 1915 Room.
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Dance: Ballet Folklorico de Princeton presents "Mujeres" If you consider yourself an avid Princeton dance show attendee, your year would not be complete without Ballet Folklorico's annual show, "Mujeres." The colorful dresses and sombreros of the traditional Mexican folk dance group will transport you to a different time and place, where the sun is shining and the boots are a-tapping.
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“There are some people who have a fire in the belly.
“There’s a moment you know you’re fucked,” Melchior Gabor (Billy Cohen ’16) laments in the Lewis Center’s production of “Spring Awakening,” directed by Julia Hammer ’15.
