Word: princetonian
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...knew which student or organization saw fit to deliver the cards, described as thin and inexpensive, until this year, when a reporter for The Daily Princetonian set out to solve the long-standing mystery...
...photographer, who would later write a Princetonian story about the solved mystery, said that Dreyer, an acqaintance of hers, forced her to abandon her possessions after she took photos of him with the cards. She escaped with her camera, however, and went to a friend's room while Dreyer waited outside her own suite, she said...
...committee will submit a report this spring possibly recommending changes in Princeton's system of distribution requirements, The Daily Princetonian reported...
Generally, the legal controversy surrounding the clubs has not affected their popularity, Princeton students said. "There has been and will continue to be an interest in all-male clubs," said Laura A. Lazarus of the Daily Princetonian. "They're definitely as popular this year as ever," she said...
...Hahvahd man" entered the nation's lore as a figure to be, depending on one's point of view, admired or despised. J.P. Marquand observed somewhat ambiguously that "if you have ever been to Harvard, you will never be allowed to forget it." F. Scott Fitzgerald, a devoted Princetonian, was blunter. "I don't know why," said Amory Blaine, one of his heroes, "but I think of all Harvard men as sissies...