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Reunionsguide-2017 0.Pdf BRINGING CHILDREN PRINCETON 45 YEARS OF TO REUNIONS FOOD GUIDE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY REUNIONS GUIDE JUNE 2017 PAW.PRINCETON.EDU RG-C1.indd 1 5/11/17 12:21 PM THE AIR-KING A tribute to the golden age of aviation in the 1930s, featuring a prominent minute scale for navigational time-readings. It doesn’t just tell time. It tells history. rolex oyster perpetual and air-king are ® trademarks. OYSTER PERPETUAL AIR-KING Reunion Guide 2017.indd 44 5/10/2017 5:53:43 PM THE AIR-KING A tribute to the golden age of aviation in the 1930s, featuring a prominent minute scale for navigational time-readings. It doesn’t just tell time. It tells history. rolex oyster perpetual and air-king are ® trademarks. OYSTER PERPETUAL AIR-KING Reunion Guide 2017.indd 1 5/10/2017 5:42:11 PM A LEGEND IN LEGACY Photography: Steven Freeman Reunions is legendary, and so is William D. Zabel ’58. One of the world’s leading estate and tax planners, the names on his client list range from Annenberg and Chrysler to Soros. JOIN US AT REUNIONS for lessons of HOST: a lifetime from this legend in his own time! PRINCETON UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF GIFT PLANNING In his nearly 50-year career, William D. Zabel ’58 WHERE: has helped high-net-worth individuals to plan for and protect their loved ones and their legacies; BOWEN HALL 222 at this Reunions seminar he’ll share fascinating WHEN: stories and advice on how you can, too. REUNIONS SATURDAY, JUNE 3 BREAKFAST 8:30 AM; PROGRAM 9 AM REGISTER NOW: https://events.princeton.edu/gpreunions17 or 609.258.6421 <g`W$"#)DWg`[a`e9g[VWHa^g_W##)@g_TWd#% An editorially independent magazine by alumni for alumni since 1900 ON THE CAMPUS 5 9g[VWfa`WiXaaV WefST^[eZ_W`fe[`fai` ◆ DWg`[a`edahWdeWdh[UW ◆ 7`fdWbdW`WgdeZ[b a`fZWd[eW REUNIONS 2017 16 :[YZ^[YZfeXda_fZ[ekWSd»e _S\addWg`[a`U^SeeWe P-RADE MAP 20 PRINCETONIANS 35 4d[`Y[`YUZ[^VdW`faDWg`[a`e ◆ 5^SeeaX#+()»eBd[`UWfa` baWfdk ◆ Ia_W`»eTSe]WfTS^^ _Sd]e&'fZS``[hWdeSdk THAT WAS THEN 40 Follow PAW on Instagram — @pawprinceton — and add the #pawpix tag to your Reunions photos for a chance to see them in Reunions 2017, page 16 our July issue. Publisher / Advertising Director PAW Board Princeton Alumni Weekly; E E @ "#&++$)"[eS`WV[fad[S^^k Colleen Finnegan Sandra Sobieraj Westfall ’89, Chair [`VWbW`VW`f`a`bdaƁf_SYSl[`WegbbadfWVTkU^See Joel Achenbach ’82, Vice Chair egTeUd[bf[a`ebS[VSVhWdf[e[`YS`VSG`[hWde[fkegTe[Vk ;fe Editor James Blue ’91 bgdbaeW[efadWbadfi[fZ[_bSdf[S^[fk`WieaXfZWS^g_`[fZW Allie Wenner Nancy Cordes *99 SV_[`[efdSf[a`fZWXSUg^fkS`VfZWefgVW`fTaVkaXBd[`UWfa` *Jennifer Daniels ’93 Contributors G`[hWde[fk FZWh[WieWjbdWeeWV[`fZWPrinceton Alumni Weekly *Robert K. Durkee ’69 Ricardo Barros Va`af`WUWeeSd[^kdWbdWeW`fażU[S^bae[f[a`eaXfZWG`[hWde[fk Daniel R. Fuchs ’91 T. Kevin Birch FZW_SYSl[`W[ebgT^[eZWVfi[UW_a`fZ^k[`AUfaTWd?SdUZ Joshua Katz Megan Laubach ’18 S`V3bd[^-_a`fZ^k[`EWbfW_TWd@ahW_TWd6WUW_TWd *Maria Carreras Kourepenos ’85 David Marcus ’92 <S`gSdk8WTdgSdk?Sk<g`WS`V<g^k-b^geSegbb^W_W`fS^ *Margaret Moore Miller ’80 Nina Sheridan ’19 DWg`[a`e9g[VW[`?Sk Charles Swift ’88 Jennifer Shyue ’17 Princeton Alumni Weekly#+&@SeeSgEfdWWfEg[fW%* *ex officio Allison Slater Tate ’96 Bd[`UWfa`@<"*'&$ FW^("+$'*&**'-XSj("+$'*$$&)- Brett Tomlinson Allie Weiss ’13 W_S[^bSi2bd[`UWfa` WVg-iWTe[fWbSi bd[`UWfa` WVg Young-alumni representative Bd[`fWVTk8dk5a__g`[USf[a`e;`U [`?WUZS`[UeTgdYBS Layout by Maria Kauzmann Advertising Contact Colleen Finnegan Phone 609-258-4886, cfi[email protected] On the cover: Photo by T. Kevin Birch Reunion Guide 2017.indd 3 5/10/2017 5:43:16 PM TWO DAYS ONLY Visit Hamilton Jewelers to view hundreds of timepieces from the world’s finest brands. - SPECIAL FINANCING AND TRADE-IN OFFERS DURING THIS EXCLUSIVE EVENT - BAUME & MERCIER HERMÈS BREGUET IWC BREITLING JAEGER-LeCOULTRE BREMONT PANERAI CARTIER PATEK PHILIPPE CHANEL SABLIER DAVID YURMAN SHINOLA G-SHOCK TAG HEUER HAMILTON WATCHES TUDOR MAKE TIME FOR YOURSELF WATCHFAIR FRIDAY, JUNE 2ND. 10AM TO 8PM. SATURDAY, JUNE 3RD. 10AM TO 6PM. 92 NASSAU STREET, PRINCETON. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please call 609.683.4200. PAW_WATCHFAIR.indd 1 5/1/17 11:56 AM PRINCETON FOOD GUIDE STUDENT-ALUMNI ROVER SERVICE ENTREPRENEURSHIP EXPANDS On the Campus Hanging in the Julis Romo Rabinowitz Building — formerly known as 20 Washington Road — is “Quintuplet Effect,” a glass painting by Shahzia Sikander that was commissioned for the University. Photograph by Ricardo Barros paw.princeton.edu June 2017 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY 5 RG-OTCopenerRB.indd 5 5/11/17 1:16 PM On the Campus Eating Well in Princeton A sampling of new food oferings in town rinceton is overfowing with including Black Forest cake, apple restaurants, cafés, and places to strudel, lemon bars, and Linzer cookies Pgrab dessert, and alternatives to along with all kinds of cofee, espresso, old favorites are always popping up on hot chocolate, and tea. (200 Nassau St.) and around Nassau Street. Though they Kung Fu Tea and Noodle House range from Asian, to Italian, to Mexican features dishes like ramen, rice bowls, food, these establishments all ofer a and Vietnamese pho (soup with rice pleasing atmosphere and good eats — noodles and thinly-sliced flet — from quick snacks, to drinks, to full one of their most popular dishes). meals. PAW has your guide to some of The atmosphere is cozy, which is Jules Thin Crust the new food in town. unsurprising, as Kung Fu Tea is a small Jules Thin Crust stands out from restaurant, but the décor is very modern. other pizza places — starting with the The rice bowls and pho come in huge shape of the pizza. Its pies are long and portions and easily feed two. One of thin instead of round, and the variety many bubble tea places in Princeton, is constantly changing, ranging from Kung Fu Tea stands out for its variety, a traditional margherita pizza to a pie which ranges from typical milk tea to with bacon, carbonara sauce, potatoes, bubble tea slush. (80 Nassau St.) and mozzarella. The pies themselves are As one might expect from the name, works of art. You can order pizza by the Jammin’ Crepes does put jam in most slice or by the pie, and the per-slice prices of its crepes. And along with its fun are budget-friendly, at least for Princeton, ingredient combinations (like lemon and at about $3 per slice. (18 Witherspoon St.) lavender) comes a fun atmosphere — Café Vienna prides itself on its when you walk in, you’re confronted with European cuisine. You can go for a wall of jam and preserves to the left, breakfast for a European-style omelet and directly ahead is a series of hanging or on the weekend for a brunch bufet, chalkboards inscribed with the menu. and if you go on a weekday for lunch, After ordering, the crepes are served you will fnd a large selection of soups, wrapped in checkerboard paper and your Café Vienna sandwiches, and paninis on the menu. silverware is in the Mason jar on your The café also serves cakes and pastries table. (20 Nassau St.) Kung Fu Tea & Noodle House Jammin’ Crepes Dolceria Photos: Allie Wenner 6 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY June 2017 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 6 5/16/2017 1:35:24 PM On the Campus Dolceria is a charming spot to grab Bonnie and Harley Shaver ’65 that Italian dessert you’ve been craving. get a lift from Yonathan White Christmas lights border the front Benyamini ’16 during windows of its Nassau Street location, Reunions in 2015. and the inside of the small store is paneled in rustic wood. True to its Italian roots, Dolceria features homemade gelato in favors like stracciatella (sweet cream with chocolate pieces), hazelnut, and salty caramel; cannolis; sugar- coated beignets that can be flled with jam or gelato; and a variety of sweet and savory crepe options. (301 N. Harrison St.; 180 Nassau St.) The Dinky Bar & Kitchen gets its name from the nearly 100-year-old New Jersey train-station building the two-car Dinky train once called home. The restaurant, serving small plates, has the feel of a bar: Tables are high and chairs are barstools. The menu features cocktails such as “Muddle on the Orient Reunions Roving Express,” and it is becoming a favorite place among locals to stop to grab a bite A new way to navigate the campus before performances across the road at McCarter Theatre. (94 University Pl.) ast year, the ponderous picked up a passenger who, like him, had By Megan Laubach ’18 TigerTransit buses that used to been in Mathey College. Lchug up and down Elm Drive “We fgured out that we were in the during Reunions were replaced with same building, in the same entryway, Other new something more convenient and fuel- in the same room, in the same bedroom restaurants include: efcient: golf carts. Now, Reunions within that room when we were both in U Nomad Pizza (301 N. Harrison St.) attendees who see golf carts bearing a Mathey,” he said. “rover” sign can fag them down, get on, Kahdeem Cohens ’17, who joined UÊ Arlee’s Raw Blends (246 Nassau St.) and be transported to almost any place the crew as a sophomore, came away UÊ Porta Via (354 Nassau St.) on campus. If they’re interested in what from his frst stint as a rover driver with UÊ Hobin Chicken (180 Nassau St.) it’s like to be an undergraduate these several business cards.
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