This Week in History: An Elaborate (And Noisy) April Fools Prank
This week in history, in 1977, The Daily Princetonian published an article covering an April Fools’ Day prank executed by members of WPRB. The tricksters played recorded tapes of a carillon from speakers within Holder Tower, leaving students confused about how bells rang from within the tower, which ordinarily stood silent, looming over the northwest corner of campus.







