Word: princetonians
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...informal 148-question poll, conducted by mail for the Princeton Class of 1957's 25th reunion next summer, found Princeton's 25-year alumni make more money than those of Harvard or Yale, and are more likely to be brokers, manufacturers and government employees, the Daily Princetonian reported two weeks...
...Stephens the bronze had to be a light disappointment, since his 52.8 time was a second off the personal record he set last weekend at the GBC's. Had he matched that 51.8 time, set at B.C., he would have eclipsed Princetonian Peter Arduino, who copped the event...
...sophistry predicted by The Princetonian is made complete. Prospect held an open Bicker. Therefore any sophomore wanting to join a club could have gone to Prospect. Therefore 100 percent...
After a Bicker that took five extra nights of haggling to get a bid for everyone in 1955, The Daily Princetonian and other university organizations demanded the provision of an alternative to the club system. The result was the creation of the now discredited Wilson Lodge. It is in the rapid physical improvement of the Lodge plant, however, and the dim hope that it may eventually evolve into something akin to a Harvard House, that The Princetonian and most of the other critics of the clubs still look for salvation. Just such a project was placed before Woodrow Wilson...
None of the three wins came easily for the racquetmen. In the second slot, Mitch Reese fought off a challenge from Princetonian George MacFarland to win his match three games to one. Meanwhile, number three Chip Robie, the player who clinched last year's triumph, maintained his personal dominance over his Tiger opponents by coming back after losing the first game...