Dear Sexpert,I recently became sexually active, and I feel like it’s good idea for me to go on birth control.
When thinking of “historical Princeton,” it is often images of Nassau Hall and Blair Arch that come to mind — it is, certainly, not the brick-tiled, rectangular building lodged between the Engineering Quadrangle and the Friend Center that represents campus for most people.
When October arrives, the seemingly nondescript brick and glass building lying next to Prospect Garden will begin hosting exhibitions of works from the twisting paths of the Chinese Silk Road and 1,000 year-old illuminated manuscripts from the Persian Empire.
In which we take you around the world and introduce you to a cool STREET far from the well-trod gravel of Prospect Avenue.As summer faded and the super-blood-moon emerged to haunt our dreams, we yearned for summer days, those times for lazy driving through surf-obsessed towns, places where the distinction between waves and zen converge into one.
If, like me, you got through half of your Princeton career without ever posting to Piazza, I would hazard a guess that, like me, you are a humanities major who has been steadfastly ignoring her QR requirement.
The last time I was in a formal dance studio was before I turned 13. It was my 10th and final year of dance lessons when I inevitably shifted into the musical world, playing bassoon in the pit orchestra with dancers onstage.
SO Percussion performanceSo, percussion? Yes, percussion.
1. Your classroom crush dropped.2. Assignment is due tomorrow.3.
President of South Africa Jacob Zuma touts democracy in exclusive eating club170 students offered sorority membership following rush, former U.
Dear Sexpert,I just met someone and I feel like we really click. We’ve been hooking up for the past couple of weeks, and even though our relationship is relatively new, I really like the person.
Bear Altemus ’17Major: SociologyHometown: Kensington, Md.What did you do over the summer?So I started out the summer on a 10-day backpacking trip with the National Outdoor Leadership School, in the Cascades.
In May, I showed my summer reading list to a well-read friend of mine. She said, “Did you know that this” — pointing to “On Beauty” by Zadie Smith(2005) — “was based on this?” — pointing to “Howards End”by E.M.
Dearest Class of 2019 — already, you’ve had the privilege of participating in one of the University’s youngest-lived traditions.
Haruki Murakami is affectionately known as the warmhearted Japanese grandfather of hipster literature.
The Multispecies Salon presents: “Suburban Foraging: Acorn Mush”Acorns are, believe it or not, embedded in cultural memory.
Neither News Nor Notes: Cotsen Children’s Library named Carle Honors Award recipient, Firestone Library named the Gates of Hell Cruz ’92, Christie remain top 10 Republican candidates, Trump is still winning so why are we talking about this U.
1. Autumnal equinox 2. The Pumpkin Spice Latte, here since Labor Day 3. Flannel shirts and corduroy pants 4.
Dear Sexpert,I met a lot of friends in my ’zee group and Outdoor Action and stuff, and was excited to go out with them during frosh week.
Nate RuessQuadrangle ClubReady to have some fun — with just part of Fun.? Nate Ruess, the former lead singer of the band behind such high school party heart-stoppers “Some Nights” and “We Are Young” will be your Princeton headliner.
Like all small, insular societies, students at Princeton University have a particular vocabulary and word choice that can prove to be a difficult dialect for some.
