Festival: Holi 2014 The South Asian Students Association invites the student body to participate in the Hindu festival of colors again.
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The preview article on the Grind Arts Company’s production of “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” focused on the young group's desire to push boundaries with its talented cast and its new vision for collegiate theater. However, a commenter on the article doubted the production’s ability to really break the rules of theater —is having your production in a unique location enough to count as risky? “It doesn't seem to be really out there —it doesn't break the rules of theater the way that some ateliers and theater department shows do or like some recent off- and off-off-Broadway plays (it gets done at high schools as the year's big musical).” Another commenter, on the other hand, supported the project right away: “Risk-taking is what the arts on this campus craves,” he said. These two comments show the gamble of announcing the cutting-edge nature of "Sweeney Todd." After marketing the production as one to “push boundaries” and create a “reimagined” "Sweeney Todd," Grind Arts Company’s production had to embody the bold statements of its promotion and deliver on its promise of risk.
Princeton University Ballet takes the stage this weekend in the company’s spring show, “Spring Production.” The simply titled performance allows PUB to showcase its members’ increasingly creative choreography and technical prowess without worrying about adhering to a theme.
If you’re a fan of Chef Scott Anderson’s work, but not so much of Elements’ price tag, Mistral gives you the perfect opportunity to sample some of his amazing creations on a budget. Tucked into a corner next to the UPS Store, Mistral is easy to overlook but hard to forget.
The night I went to Say Cheez was the night of winter’s return. The temperature had dipped to an unthinkable 44 degrees, and wind and rain challenged my mettle as I hiked up from Whitman to Nassau Street.
Even before setting foot into Despaña, diners can see through the window shelves stacked almost up to the ceiling, filled with imported Spanish foods in jars, cans and boxes.
At the intersection of University Place and Dickinson Street stands a taupe-colored house with shutters the color of clay.
Ivy Inn Margarita ($10) Margarita — the drink of spring break!
Triumph Brewing Company I walked into Triumph Brewing Company and asked for their most popular drink. “It’s beer,” the bartender told me.
From the most delicious iced cappuccino at Rome’s Giolitti to subpar cappuccinos at the campus café, the cappuccino will forever be linked to my time abroad in a small town in Italy.
Ah, Murray-Dodge, that sweet late-night solace of hot tea and hotter cookies. But just how many cookies, you ask?
Hoagie Haven – Mac Daddy $6 half/11 whole What do you call a sandwich made with two beef patties, bacon, mac and cheese wedges and fries, all covered in hot sauce?
Conte’s Pizza Location: 339 Witherspoon St Small Pizza, $10.60 Getting to Conte’s is quite a walk from campus, but it is worth it.
1. Ice Cream. 2. French Fries. 3. Powerade. 4. Peanut Butter. 5. Toast. 6.
1. Fire in Whitman; U. officials wonder if perhaps fire safety does not last a lifetime 2.
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Fundraiser: Fashion Speaks: Service in Style at Princeton Fashion week is coming to Princeton.
At this time of year, the word “thesis” conjures images of hardcovers and bound pages, not films and art exhibitions.
The day after former University President Shirley Tilghman was nominated for the presidency, a student came into her office, imploring her to consider the plight of the arts on campus.
