Dear Mark,We remember a time when facebook membership really meant something. Like you had a four-digit SAT score, or like you had an SAT score at all.
"Mrs. Henderson Presents" could have been great if its script and direction were as strong as its two excellent leads, Bob Hoskins and Dame Judi Dench, who got an Academy Award nomination for the role.The film, directed by Stephen Friars and based on a true story, begins with a funeral for Mrs. Henderson (Dench)'s wealthy husband.
We all know that Princeton kids are better at life, but are we better at sex? Psychology surveys tell us that on average, men think about sex every six seconds.
We all know that Princeton kids are better at life, but are we better at sex? Psychology surveys tell us that on average, men think about sex every six seconds.
"Mrs. Henderson Presents" could have been great if its script and direction were as strong as its two excellent leads, Bob Hoskins and Dame Judi Dench, who got an Academy Award nomination for the role.The film, directed by Stephen Friars and based on a true story, begins with a funeral for Mrs. Henderson (Dench)'s wealthy husband.
iPods are omnipresent on the Princeton campus ? students are plugged into their favorite music at the gym, on the way to class, even during less than enthralling lectures.
Every Thursday and Saturday night, Princeton students make the perfunctory pilgrimage to Prospect Avenue with dreams of mindless conversation and Beast.
From the inside, the Blue Man Group Theater in Astor Place looks exactly the same as it did 10 years ago, when it played host to many middle school birthday parties.
Dear Mark,We remember a time when facebook membership really meant something. Like you had a four-digit SAT score, or like you had an SAT score at all.
1. When not at the gym, Cap's membership pumps itself up by listening to "Strong Enough."2.
Every Thursday and Saturday night, Princeton students make the perfunctory pilgrimage to Prospect Avenue with dreams of mindless conversation and Beast.
While most freshmen have few responsibilities other than getting to class on time and doing laundry regularly, Sara Chen '08 spent much of her first year at Princeton creating an Indie record label and developing herself as a Rhythm and Blues artist.As an R&B and hip-hop singer and songwriter, Chen has devoted the past five years to pursuing a professional music career.
From the inside, the Blue Man Group Theater in Astor Place looks exactly the same as it did 10 years ago, when it played host to many middle school birthday parties.
iPods are omnipresent on the Princeton campus ? students are plugged into their favorite music at the gym, on the way to class, even during less than enthralling lectures.
While most freshmen have few responsibilities other than getting to class on time and doing laundry regularly, Sara Chen '08 spent much of her first year at Princeton creating an Indie record label and developing herself as a Rhythm and Blues artist.As an R&B and hip-hop singer and songwriter, Chen has devoted the past five years to pursuing a professional music career.
It all started with a facebook message. "It said something like, 'Hey man, I hear you do beats.
It all started with a facebook message. "It said something like, 'Hey man, I hear you do beats.
This week, with Oscar buzz in the air, Cathy Yan '08 asks, "Who would play you in the movie version of your life?" After many awkward silences, "I dunnos" and "what do you means?" we managed to find some interesting responses. Mike Bauer GS, CEE 262 preceptor"Tom Cruise ... [5 minutes later] ... because Scientology is great." Phoebe Elder '06"Reese Witherspoon.I want her husband and her Golden Globe." Jennifer Sherwood '08"I would pick Chewbacca because I think he resembles me in a lot of ways: big and scary and hairy." Adam Growald '08What should have been a simple answer turned into Adam's search for his celebrity twin that spanned two days.
