Since I spent my freshman year in a double the size of a broom closet, it’s fair to say that I am grateful to now be living in a room with adequate oxygen levels.
The time we lovingly call 'Frosh Week' is infamous not only for its bacchanalian festivities, but also for its free goodies.
When I got sick that one time, you took care of me. I hadn't even told anyone that I was sick— I never do— but you noticed. I quickly moved my whole life around to love you.
Theatre: “Fuddy Meers” Missing your family? Feeling like a new person this year?
You go to Princeton, bitch. That means things are different here.
1) TRENDING NOW: Meningitis 2) NO LONGER TRENDING: Gastro 3) Add/Drop Period Closes, Lecture Becomes Very Lonely Place 4) Dinky Awning Collapses— University replies: “You’re next, WaWa.” 5) Return of Pumpkin Spice Latte; lactose-intolerants move underground 6) President Eisgruber competes with iOS 7 update for “Installation of the Week”
Street Staff Writer Aoi Senjuschlepped himselfinto Frist Campus Center this Tuesday to meet Lobster Club founders, Nicky “Fapfap” Robinson and Preston “Public Kemeny” Kemeny, who got him better acquainted with “the funniest crustaceans under the sea.” DP: What was the idea behind founding an audition-free comedy club? NR: Most of our founding members were people who had originally auditioned for Fuzzy Dice and/or Quipfire, made callbacks and didn’t get in.
1) Breaking Bad, immediately following this Sunday’s series finale. 2) Friends. 3) Scrubs. 4) 30 Rock. 5) Grey’s Anatomy— oh wait, that’s still happening. 6) Gossip Girl. 7) The O.C. 8) Lizzie McGuire. 9) Hey Arnold. 10) Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Dear Sexpert, I’ve been dating my boyfriend for a few months, and we just started having sex.
Art: 'Myself I Think We Should Keep Collecting Tiles' exhibit opening David Dobkin, Dean of Faculty and computer science professor, is quite the collector.
BodyHype For newcomers on campus, it may be a little daunting to face a group of red-clad people telling you to “get hyped.” Don’t worry; BodyHype, a co-ed, student-run dance group known for tackling a wide range of styles, is not out to get you — they just want to get you as excited about dance as they are.
Every morning, as I wriggle out from under my soft comforter and fumble my way to the dimly lit staircase, I’m faced with one of the most trying decisions of my day.
When I first met her, she was high on LSD.I had seen her once before, and I knew her name.
It’s no secret that it’s impossible to get motivated at the start of a semester. What with seeing all your friends again for the first time in months, avoiding sobriety during Frosh Week and pretending day-drinking is acceptable at Lawnparties, it’s almost as if the University planned to make you forget the reason you actually came to Princeton: to attend classes.
Dear Sexpert, I have recently become sexually active now that I am in college, but I have not been using any protection because my friend told me that Princeton is an STI-free environment.
1. Free froyo. 2. Nomad Pizza. 3. Grace Potter. 4. The Nocturnals. 5.
Antibalas and Escarioka Terrace Club, Escarioka 1 p.m., Antibalas 2:30 p.m. Opening at Terrace is Escarioka, a psychotropical punk rock band from Elizabeth, N.J.
When you return to campus after your OA trips sweaty and frightened, having built a house or killed a bear or whatever you do on frosh trips these days, you will face a new set of challenges.
Cara McCollum’14 took home the crown at Saturday's Miss New Jersey pageant. The title earns McCollum a spot in September's Miss America competition.
As Reunions draws to a close, Mathey courtyard, which plays host to the 50th reunion, offers a cool respite from the hubbub at the ever-crowded 5th, 10th and 25th.
