Lifestyle
A life in music: For Eric Plutz, being the organist at the Princeton University Chapel is a dream job
By Philip Sean Curran
On Sunday mornings, Eric Plutz makes music that fills the Princeton University Chapel with the sound of an organ that is...
LOOSE ENDS: Celebrating Jewish life at Princeton University
By Pam Hersh
The Hebrew word seder meaning ‘order’ became an oxymoronic description of my disorderly Passover seder 2016. The service featured six overwhelmed parents,...
LOOSE ENDS: He wants to ride his bicycle
By Pam Hersh
Feature stories about Princeton residents making significant contributions to the community generally begin with the following descriptive phrase(s): “long-time Princeton resident,” “life-long...
Analyzing Norman Bates: ‘Psycho’ is the next movie in the Garden Theatre’s Prof Picks series
By Anthony Stoeckert
You might have seen “Psycho” before, but have you ever watched it with a psychiatrist?
Well, now you have a chance to see...
Food for thought: The members of Princeton University’s dining staff work together to feed a campus
By Philip Sean Curran
Inside a wood-paneled dining hall on the Princeton University campus, Smitha Haneef is sitting before a plate of food, and she...
From Rome with a love for food: Katie Parla will discuss her career as a food writer at Mrs. G
By Anthony Stoeckert
When Katie Parla graduated from Yale in 2002, she saw her classmates embark on careers in investment banking, or jobs with the...
