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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. He recalled one UÊ Tiger Pizza (110 Nassau St.) days, they can hear about that, too, as all conversation with an alumna about her rovers are driven by students. personal experiences at the University “It’s been fun for me,” said Lucas and how she navigated Princeton, he Mazzotti ’17, who joined the “golf-cart said. “[That] was something that spoke crew” as a freshman and became a student to me, mainly because she was also a manager last year. “As you drive around, person of color,” Cohens said. [you] get a little bit of a history lesson of Cohens and Mazzotti will not Princeton, and it’s [an] interesting way to be reprising their roles as student connect with diferent people.” managers this year — instead, they’ll be When rover service began in 2014, celebrating their last days on campus the feet comprised eight carts with 20 before graduation. When asked whether student drivers. This year, the carts he’ll be making use of the rovers this will number nearly 40, with 70 drivers. year, Mazzotti nodded. Students are selected from a pool of “I’ll probably try to limit my use more than 700 who are interested of them, because I know I’m not the in working at Reunions; for many, priority,” he said. “[But] I’ll know a lot this is their frst experience with the of people that are working it, so I’m sure Sameer A. Khan A. Sameer festivities. that I’ll probably hop in, and somebody One common point of connection will be happy to see me.” He paused, The Dinky Bar & Kitchen between students and alumni is a shared then smiled. “Well, I hope, anyway.” residential college. One year, Mazzotti By Jennifer Shyue ’17. paw.princeton.edu June 2017 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY 7 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 7 5/16/2017 1:35:38 PM JUNE 1–4, 2017 On the Campus Romie Desrogène ’17 holds up signs promoting PreeLine, a fashion- focused analytics company, at the REUNIONS 2015 PEN conference. Peter Thiel. Other events, like the WEEKEND Princeton Entrepreneurs’ Network Startup Conference and Competition, which is being held for the 20th time at SPECIAL PROGRAMMING Reunions this year, bring students and alumni across diferent sectors together AND EXTENDED HOURS to network and learn more about the tech industry. Aaron Schwartz ’17 and Angelo Meet the Curators Campus ’16 won the “People’s Choice Award” at last year’s conference for Thursday, June 1, 4–5:30 pm their company, Box Power, which aims MUSEUM REUNIONS TENT to provide microgrids to entities, such (between McCosh Hall and the Art Museum) as municipal government and utility agencies, that need access to electricity. Enjoy conversation with Museum curators while Through the PEN conference, Schwartz sampling regional craf beer in the Museum’s and Campus connected with Darren Reunions tent, then head inside for curator-led tours. Hammell ’01, CEO of Princeton Power Systems, and they were able to tour the ON VIEW THROUGH JUNE 11 PPS headquarters, get an overview of Collecting Photography: the facilities, and ask questions. “I don’t think anything has been as A Conversation A Growing Interest valuable to us as the Princeton alumni Friday, June 2, 2 pm the berlin painter network has been,” Schwartz said. With University support, students fock to “Learning from [Hammell] about what 101 MCCORMICK HALL it’s like to work in this industry, and to Join collector Christopher E. and his world hear about his transition — he was also entrepreneurship classes and clubs Olofson, Class of 1992, along a student entrepreneur and started his tudent interest in entrepreneur- creation of a new certifcate program company right after he graduated — with classmate and curator ship on campus has escalated in entrepreneurship last fall, which has been an amazing resource for us.” Sarah Kennel and the Sover the past fve years has 26 students in its inaugural PEN is expecting between 200 Museum’s Katherine Bussard, What can the work of an artist who died 2,500 years ago following University eforts to add new cohort. “All 130 E-Club members and 300 attendees at this year’s as they discuss collecting tell us about love and war, life and death? In the hands of opportunities, spaces, and funding to are actively working on putting on conference, which will feature a contemporary global one of the ancient world’s fnest artists—known only as the encourage student businesses. events themselves, so not only are keynote address by Jeremy Johnson photography, the impact of Berlin Painter—the answers might surprise you. The Entrepreneurship Club has students here passively engaging with ’07, co-founder and CEO of Andela, private collections in shaping museums—and grown from about 50 members three entrepreneurship by coming to listen which connects companies to the top years ago to 130 in 2016-17, said E-Club to our speakers and participating in 1 percent of global tech talent, and a Princeton’s role in shaping the collecting eye. president Jen Lee ’17. The club now hackathons — many are very interested “startup showcase fair,” during which The Berlin Painter and His World: Athenian Vase-Painting in the Early Fifth Century B.C. hosts an annual “Tigerlaunch” event, in being the leaders in the feld.” emerging startups run by alumni and Revealing Pictures: Photographs from the has been made possible by generous support from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts. the largest student-run intercollegiate Programs like E-Club’s Silicon Valley students vie for a chance to pitch to Christopher E. Olofson Collection–on view entrepreneurship competition, TigerTrek give students the chance a panel of judges for a $2,500 cash through July 2 providing opportunities for students to to meet in an intimate setting with prize. pitch their ideas to potential investors entrepreneurs like Hewlett Packard Princeton “is largely a liberal in Seattle, Chicago, and New York. The CEO Meg Whitman ’77, Twitter CEO arts school, and for a long time there club’s “HackPrinceton,” brings 500 Jack Dorsey, and venture capitalist was a strong association between student developers and designers from entrepreneurship and the EQuad extended hours Thursday, June 1, 10 am–10 pm Friday, June 2–Monday, June 5, 10 am–5 pm across the United States and Canada to “There’s no better time and engineering,” said Mayra campus each year to work on their own than right now for Ceja ’03, president of PEN. “But projects for 36 hours. entrepreneurship is slowly getting always free and open to the public entrepreneurship at “There’s no better time than right more integrated across campus, and I artmuseum.princeton.edu now for entrepreneurship at Princeton,” Princeton.” think it’s only going to get bigger and said Lee, noting the University’s — Jen Lee ’17 continue to grow.” By A.W. Network Princeton Entrepreneurs’ Greek, Attic, ca. 485–480 B.C., attributed to the Berlin Painter, Red-figure neck-amphora with ridged handles, with an Amazonomachy with Herakles (detail). Ceramic. Antikenmuseum Basel 8 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY June 2017 und Sammlung Ludwig (BS 453) Reunion Guide 2017.indd 8 5/16/2017 1:35:50 PM PAW_042017_ReunionWeek_v3.indd 1 5/1/17 12:16 PM JUNE 1–4, 2017 REUNIONS WEEKEND SPECIAL PROGRAMMING AND EXTENDED HOURS Meet the Curators Thursday, June 1, 4–5:30 pm MUSEUM REUNIONS TENT (between McCosh Hall and the Art Museum) Enjoy conversation with Museum curators while sampling regional craf beer in the Museum’s Reunions tent, then head inside for curator-led tours. ON VIEW THROUGH JUNE 11 Collecting Photography: A Conversation Friday, June 2, 2 pm the berlin painter 101 MCCORMICK HALL Join collector Christopher E. and his world Olofson, Class of 1992, along with classmate and curator Sarah Kennel and the Museum’s Katherine Bussard, What can the work of an artist who died 2,500 years ago as they discuss collecting tell us about love and war, life and death? In the hands of contemporary global one of the ancient world’s fnest artists—known only as the photography, the impact of Berlin Painter—the answers might surprise you. private collections in shaping museums—and Princeton’s role in shaping the collecting eye. The Berlin Painter and His World: Athenian Vase-Painting in the Early Fifth Century B.C. Revealing Pictures: Photographs from the has been made possible by generous support from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Christopher E. 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Kevin Birch 16 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY June 2017 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 16 5/10/2017 5:46:48 PM Reunions 2017 Michael Cadden, director of the Lewis music by the Katzenjammers, and our Center for the Arts, and Jean Edward fnal dinner. Smith ’54, an author and presidential Our reunion will conclude Sunday historian. Our class memorial service morning with brunch at Forbes from 8 to will be held at 2 p.m. at the Nassau 10 a.m. and a moment to say goodbyes to Presbyterian Church and will include the old friends until we return the next time reading of the names of our classmates as members of the Old Guard. who have died since our last major “Still in Step” reunion. Dinner that evening will be at “Rediscover Princeton” THE CLASS OF 1952 Springdale Country Club and will include THE CLASS OF 1957 The Great Class of 1952 is celebrating its a pre-dinner concert by the Nassoons and 1957 looks to rediscover Princeton 65th reunion and will be headquartered a visit by President Eisgruber ’83. 60 years after graduation. We’ll at Forbes College. Always a trendsetter On Saturday morning we will hold begin Thursday with with our distinctive orange, black, and our class meeting at Forbes to present a presentation by white broad-striped blazers, we will lead class business and elect a new slate of University architect Ron the class section of the P-rade, matching ofcers. Other options for Saturday McCoy on the evolution our logo, “Still in Step,” led by the morning activities include tours of of the Princeton campus, Mummers Aqua String Band. the new Andlinger Center and the followed by a review by We start festivities with dinner Princeton Art Museum. Following lunch University Vice President Thursday evening at the Nassau Club, on the porch at Forbes, University buses and Secretary Bob serenaded by the outstanding all-women will transport us to Nassau Hall for Durkee ’69 of other changes over the a cappella group the Wildcats. On Friday the P-rade. By foot or golf cart, we will past 60 years. Later, Jim Freund ’56 and morning there will be several lectures arrive at the reviewing stand to receive his combo will entertain us during our held in Berlind the well deserved cheers of the rest of reception in Icahn Laboratory, followed Theater. These the University, then it’s back to Forbes by dinner and a festive evening in Scully include talks by to enjoy a relaxing evening of cocktails, courtyard. 1952. 1952. 1957. OLD GUARD 1947. 1938 1942. 1937. 1939. 1947. 1947. paw.princeton.edu June 2017 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY 17 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 17 5/10/2017 5:47:09 PM Reunions 2017 On Friday morning, classmates Tom Williams, Jay Lehr, and John Milton will share their expertise at alumni-faculty forums. Soon after, at the Chapel, we will celebrate classmate lives lost. After lunch, we will hear from our Caring Committee 255255 NASSAU STREET NASSAU STREET PRINCETON PRINCETON on its more-than- 20-year efort to help classmates and 1957. family members meet LOCATED IN THE HEART OF WALKABLE LOCATED IN THE HEART OF WALKABLE life’s challenges. Then classmates Tom Kean, Norm Augustine, Hodding Carter, DOWNTOWN PRINCETONDOWNTOWN PRINCETON and Jay Goldin will address the topic “Washington Is Broken.” Subsequently, we will have dinner in the new Frick Chemistry Lab, followed by an evening AA Lifestyle Lifestyle of dancing and good conversation to the music of The Blawenburg Band’s dance and jazz combo. Saturday our classmates Greg Farrell and Tom Deuel will enlighten us at their respective alumni-faculty forums. Then the ’57 family will learn about “The Process of Writing a Book” from a ’57 panel of John Milton, Tony Abbott, Denise Marcil s’57, and Joy Nevin s’57. Following the P-rade at 2 p.m., we will again enjoy good company at our class reception at Icahn, dinner at Scully, and during our evening celebration to the music of Jim Freund ’56 and combo. We will top it of with the freworks display. 22 & & 3 3 BEDROOMS - BEDROOMS - 22 FULL BATHS FULL BATHS On Sunday, we’ll conclude with a farewell brunch at Wu Hall and BALCONIES BALCONIES depart with happy memories, good conversation, new and strengthened ROOFTOP PATIOROOFTOP PATIO friendships, a better understanding of some current issues, and a clear sense GAS FIREPLACESGAS FIREPLACES of the changes over the past 60 years that continue to make Princeton the QUALITY FINISHES QUALITY FINISHES “Best Old Place of All.” “Going Back to Bring Back” ON-SITE PARKINGON-SITE PARKING THE CLASS OF 1962 The superclass of 1962 will hold its gala 55th at Reunion headquarters in the courtyard walkway NowNow Leasing Leasing between Holder and Joline. The festivities will begin with cocktails 609.477.6577609.477.6577 followed by a Thursday WWW.CARNEVALEPLAZA.COMWWW.CARNEVALEPLAZA.COM evening welcoming 18 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY June 2017 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 18 5/11/2017 11:05:29 AM Reunions 2017 values 1962. dinner at 7 vision p.m. at Whig Hall. Both Friday and Saturday mornings will be flled impact with two dozen alumni- 1962. faculty forum panels. Participants include classmates Bill Ballenger, Charlie Shorter, Robert Burkhardt, and Les Munson. Friday For a more meaningful outcome, change the equation. afternoon tours of the Princeton Art Partner with Glenmede, an independent, privately-owned trust company Museum have been arranged for offering investment and advisory services for endowments, foundations and classmates who have signed up with our non-profits. Founded in 1956 by the Pew family to manage their charitable reunion chair, Bob Medina. assets, our experienced professionals embrace your mission and understand On Friday evening, the Princeton how you’d like your investments to have impact. To learn more, contact University Rock Ensemble will perform Michael S. Schiff at 609-430-3112 or [email protected]. at Reunion headquarters and we’ll have cocktails before dinner again at Whig Hall. The evening will be flled with ’50s and ’60s sounds from Shama Lama at Reunion headquarters. With luck, the leader of Princeton’s frst rock band, our own Ivory Jim Hunter, will perform Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B. Goode” and other old-time hits. Glenmede’s services are best suited to those with $5 million or more to invest. On Saturday morning, after a 10:15 a.m. class photo on the steps of Blair glenmede.com @glenmede /company/glenmede Arch, a piper will lead us to the Chapel for a memorial service for deceased classmates at 11 a.m. After lunch, a bagpipe band will head our procession Join Teacher Preparation during Reunions for a panel discussion from Nassau Hall in our 55th P-rade. The Future of K-12 Education Cocktails and our class dinner will be held that evening at the boathouse, Saturday, June 3rd, 8:45am, McCosh 10 followed by an evening of catching up Greg Farrell ’57, leader in expeditionary learning/outward bound and reminiscing to the strains of soft Robert J. Burkhardt, Jr. ’62, founder, Eagle Rock Charter School guitar music, and later, the freworks. Diana Foster ’72, works with at-risk students, and with Outdoor Action We’ll close the weekend with a Mark Peevy ’92, leader in both charter schools and technical education fabulous getaway brunch at Forbes Kevin Hudson ’97, Assistant Director for College Opportunity, Princeton University College (the site of the old Princeton Moderator: Christopher J. Campisano, Director, Program in Teacher Preparation Inn). Followed by a Teacher Preparation alumni reception in the 1879 Hall Tent at 10:00 am We need you with us. Be there for this once-in-a-lifetime event! paw.princeton.edu June 2017 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY 19 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 19 5/10/2017 7:22:15 PM P-rade 2017 Nassau Street ’92 Washington Road Ol d Guard ’52 Burr Carts ’53 ’54 Henry House ’55 ’56 P-rade ’57 ’58 ‘59 The One ’62 ’60 Maclean ’61 Green House Alumni Carts ’63 ’64 Chancellor Green ’65 ’66 ’67 Nassau Hall ’68 Stanhope ’69 ’ 2017 70 Firestone First Aid The P-rade begins at 2 P.M. on Saturday ’71 Library & Only ’72 Frick Alexander West ’73 ’75 ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 with the ringing of the Nassau Hall bell. College East Pyne ’83 ’74 ’76 ’ 77 See the map for details on staging areas ’84 ’82 ’85 Chapel for classes and spectator viewing sites. ’87 ’86 Float Staging F ’93 l ’90 ’89 o ’94 ’91 ’88 a t P-rade! APGA S t ’95 a Reunions and Satellite ’96 g i n g Headquarters 2017 Witherspoon Clio Whig McCosh ’97 Murray- Marx ’98 Dodge 5th/2012 with ’16, ’15, ’14, ’13, ’11 ’99 Edwards McCormick Pyne-1901 Courtyard ’00 Art Museum School ’01 Architectureof 10th/2007 with ’10, ’09, ’08, ’06, ’05 Foulke-Henry Courtyard Little Woolworth Dod 15th/2002 with ’04, ’03, ’01, ’00 ’03 ’02 Dodge-Osborn Courtyard ’04 1879 20th/1997 with ’99, ’98, ’96, ’95 Prospect House ’05 Little-Edwards Courtyard Brown Prospect Gardens Frist Campus ’06 Center 25th/1992 with ’94, ’93, ’91, ’90 ’08 Whitman College Courtyards Jones 30th/1987 with ’89, ’88, ’86, ’85 ’09 ’07 Cuyler 1903 Butler Courtyard ’10 Feinberg 35th/1982 with ’84, ’83, ’81, ’80 Patton 1937 New South Courtyard Dillon Gymnasium ’11 40th/1977 with ’79, ’78, ’76, ’75 McCosh Walker Dodge- Dod-McCormick Courtyard ’13 1939 Dillon Dillon Osborn West East 45th/1972 with ’74, ’73, ’71, ’70 ’14 ’12 Gauss Holder Courtyard Eno ’15 Fisher Hall 1915 50th/1967 with ’69, ’68, ’66, ’65 Guyot Blair-Joline Courtyard Clapp Schultz North Hall 55th/1962 with ’64, ’63, ’61, ’60 Wilcox 1938 Thomas Holder-Hamilton Corridor Hargadon Hall 1976 Yoselof 60th/1957 with ’59, ’58, ’56, ’55 Community Hall Scully Courtyard ’17 ’16 Lauritzen Hall 1981 Hall Butler Bogle Wilf 65th/1952 with ’54, ’53 College Icahn Reunions Forbes College Scully 70th/’47, 75th ’42 & all Old Guard First Aid 1967 Forbes201 College 7 APGA POE FIELD Baker Rink B Cuyler Courtyard le Open Exit a Seating Tent ch e 25th & 50th rs Bleachers ConcessionConcession Stands Stands Public Safety Old 200 Elm Drive Guard ’17 Parents Drive Tent Golf Cart WaterWater R eviewing Open Drop-Of Elm S tand Seating Tent TemporaryTemporary Restroom Restroom Facility Facility 20 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY June 2017 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 20 5/10/2017 5:48:00 PM SHOPPING Ann Taylor Barbour A favorite style. A fresh look. bluemercury Botari A flavorful bite. A fun gift. Brooks Brothers Club Monaco Cranbury Station Gallery Dandelion The Farmhouse Store J.Crew jaZams Kitchen Kapers Lace Silhouettes Lingerie lululemon athletica M•A•C Cosmetics Morgenthal Frederics Origins Pacers Running Ralph Lauren Talbots Toobydoo Urban Outfitters Zoë SERVICES The Kiosk Nassau Inn PNC Bank Pure Barre Salon Pure RESTAURANTS & CAFÉS The Bent Spoon Carter & Cavero Olive Oil Co. Halo Pub / Halo Fete Lindt Chocolate Olsson’s Fine Foods Princeton Corkscrew Wine Shop Rojo’s Roastery Thomas Sweet Chocolate DINING Chez Alice Gourmet Café & Bakery Mediterra Princeton Soup & Sandwich Co. Teresa Caffe Winberie’s Restaurant & Bar Yankee Doodle Tap Room Rediscover the Square this Reunions Weekend! palmersquare.com Reunion Guide 2017.indd 21 5/10/2017 5:48:14 PM Reunions 2017 “Clear the Tracks, ’67’s Back” love of Princeton through the creation and wellness, particularly focusing on the THE CLASS OF 1967 of numerous scholarships and current youthful phase of our lives. We’ll It hardly seems internships, sports contributions, and have a special memorial service in the possible that the the construction of an environmentally Chapel to remember those who have gone Class of ’67 is 50 friendly dorm, ’67 Hall. before us, led by Rev. Frank Strasburger. years gone from At our 50th reunion, you’ll not only see Entertainment on Thursday, Friday, and Princeton — at the ’67 “choo choo” theme once again, Saturday nights will feature, respectively, least that’s the way but our classmate Tom Tulenko will be Dueling Pianos, Jump Street, and Sound it feels to many giving a seminar on the history of the Choice. As usual, ’67 will rock the house, of us who have Dinky, open to all Reunions attendees. courtesy of Lanny Springs. come back to Old Editor-in-chief John Klein and his A highlight will be a Friday evening Nassau so many team have put together an 800-page reception at the Art Museum, hosted times, rolling back class book chronicling the life and times by Allen Adler and the class. Other the clock on all those memories. of the Class of ’67. There will be two meals will also feature wines selected Aside from all those P-rade and ’67-only alumni-faculty forums, one on and labeled for the Class of ’67. Ted and costume awards, ’67 has shown its climate change and another on health Laura Todd assure us that we will be well fed and quenched. The P-rade is sure to get the rousing welcome that ’67 has long enjoyed as we march toward the reviewing stand with some new and interesting surprises. And last, but not least, Tim Tulenko, maestro 1967. 1967. of costuming, will have Princeton “As usual, I’m always impressed with the Internships in quality of Princeton students I get for the Civic internship and how much they bring to Service chambers for the summer. Inspiring lifelong commitment to service My law clerks, who change every year, are always skeptical that the Princeton interns will be helpful and uniformly tell me when the summer is over how much they appreciated all that the interns have done.” The Hon. Cheryl Pollak ’75, PICS Alumni Partner and supervisor, U.S. District Court of the Eastern District of New York Alumni Partners have a remarkable impact on our summer interns and receive the beneft of experiencing the summer journey through the eyes of a young adult. Consider volunteering to become a PICS alumni partner. For additional information, please contact Jeri Schaefer, Executive Director, at [email protected] PICS was founded by the Class of 1969, and its internships for Princeton undergraduates are created and funded by Princeton Alumni, Classes and Regional Associations 22 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY June 2017 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 22 5/10/2017 5:48:28 PM Reunions 2017 us looking fne as we march toward 2000. Our class artist-in-residence Ed freworks, or do anything else with the another award (hopefully). Strauss designed the logo, as he has for knowledge that they can stop back at Then it’s time to say farewell till all but one previous reunion, and for the tent for a bite on their own schedule. next time with a farewell brunch at the most of the trips. Sunday we will have a closing brunch in boathouse. Where did the 50 years go? Thursday night will see an informal Madison dining hall. dinner on-site, with a local jazz band On Friday night we will be entertained “The Road to the 45th” providing background music. Friday we by the Soul Cruisers, an 11-piece horn THE CLASS OF 1972 will have our class meeting/memorial band that also played at our 40th. With The Class of 1972 will service at 5 p.m. in McCosh 10, followed our go-to band, the Party Dolls, no longer be celebrating its 45th by our class dinner at the boathouse, performing, we have decided to use a reunion in the friendly where we also had our class dinners for “big band” in the style of Alex Donner confnes of Holder/ the 35th and 40th reunions. On Saturday, ’75 as our Saturday night entertainment. Hamilton Courtyard. The theme will be we will have a “grazing” dinner on-site, For our community-service initiative, we “The Road to the 45th” in celebration which will give people the fexibility will be working with two organizations of the 27 class trips we have taken since to wander around campus, go to the in Trenton: HomeFront, which provides housing help for the homeless, and Trenton Area Soup Kitchen. The favorite events for the class usually are the class meeting/memorial service and our formal dinner Friday night. We also are very well represented on alumni panels during the course of the weekend, with 10 1972. 1972. participants. But by far the The Princeton Varsity Club would like to congratulate Frank Sowinski ’78 Lori Dickerson Fouché ’91 Business Executive Leader President, Prudential Annuities Princeton Varsity Club Chairman Princeton University Trustee The 2017 Recipient The 2017 Recipient of the Marvin Bressler Award of the Class of 1967 Awarded to that member of the Princeton family who, PVC Citizen-Athlete Award through heartfelt support of the University’s student- athletes and coaches, best embodies a belief in the Presented by Princeton Varsity Club for selfless lifelong lessons taught by competition and athletics as a and noble contributions to sport and society. complement to the overall educational mission. Awards will formally be presented at the Gary Walters ’67 Princeton Varsity Club Awards Banquet on June 1, 2017 paw.princeton.edu June 2017 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY 23 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 23 5/10/2017 5:48:41 PM Reunions 2017 favorite activities of our classmates are the renewal of old friendships, making new ones, and telling those wonderful stories that shaped our four years together on campus. “May the 40th Be With You” THE CLASS OF 1977 Star Wars premiered 40 years ago on May 25, 1977. The following week, the great Class of 1977 proudly walked through FitzRandolph Gate into the world. In remembrance and celebration of that momentous time in history, we say, “May the 40th Be With You!” An amazing weekend is planned, Over 1, 500 volunteers including a tour of the Princeton Battlefeld, a special memorial service and staff help make in the Chapel to remember classmates we have lost since 2017 Reunions a our 35th reunion, and a panel of ’77 doctors who will success! speak on the latest roaring developments in their medical 11 miles: tent wiring and heavy duty felds. Three nights service cable laid down of entertainment 1977. will include the 1,430: dance floor and stage Donner Groove Band on Thursday, the panels installed Dena Miller Band on Friday, and the Sensational Soul Cruisers on Saturday. 19,000: chairs delivered For our community-service project, we will once again partner with the 36,000: meals prepared Wheelchair Foundation and the Central Andean Railway to source and distribute 500+: individual events 195: campus partners 270: alumni volunteers 1,170: student workers 1977. OVER 23,000 REUNIONS PARTICIPANTS 1977. 24 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY June 2017 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 24 5/16/2017 1:36:05 PM Reunions 2017 REUNIONS 2017 wheelchairs in Peru. Classmates will travel to Peru this August to assist in the distribution of hundreds of wheelchairs from the capital city of Lima up to small ALUMNI IN towns 16,000 feet above sea level. THE ARTS PARTY JUNE 2 “Banding Together” 3:30-5:30 P.M. THE CLASS OF 1982 Building on our 25th reunion Mardi Gras 185 NASSAU STREET theme and “30 Rocks” for the 30th, with FRONT LAWN a nod to our groundbreaking “butt fur,” Join us for light refreshments, and to connect with fellow the august and accomplished members alumni who are working in the arts, interested in the arts, of the Class of ’82 ofer “Banding supporting the arts and celebrating the arts at Princeton! Together” as our theme for the 35th. It encompasses the many strands of the Hosted by the reunion, from seeing old friends, to Lewis Center for the Arts and Princeton Arts Alumni creating new commitments in difcult and complex times. arts.princeton.edu/alumni Our ’82 Opportunity Fund seeds growth and opportunity on a micro level for those in need; our classmates likewise share expertise, spirit, and knowledge The Class of 1967 presents: “in the nation’s service.” Why? Because the years have given us the wisdom to PJ&B know we exist in a bigger world than just RAILROAD ourselves and our jobs. The Princeton Junction & This year we reach back fguratively Back Railroad, 1865-1967 Good Food...Always. with the big-band Tributosaurus after our Friday class dinner at Frist so that — before the “Dinky” the ’80s — from Aerosmith, to Prince, Tracking the first century of the Princeton Branch Catering for All Occasions Friday, June 2, 1 pm, McCosh 46 Delicious Breakfast and Railroad Station, 1896-1917 Lunch Sandwiches Blair Tower ’Spoon Prepared Foods Homemade Pastries 1982. Delectable Cakes 22 Witherspoon Street Princeton, NJ www.olivesprinceton.com 609-921-1569 1982. Locomotive, Clio Hall, 1868 paw.princeton.edu June 2017 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY 25 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 25 5/10/2017 7:29:39 PM Reunions 2017 to “King Tut,” to the Sex Pistols — will Our meal events are come alive. On Saturday, we will reach inspired by “True Colors” back literally with our old favorite dance and other ’80s hits, including: band, the Right On! The Tigressions “Red, Red, Wine” cocktail and the Tigerlilies will also perform, as reception; “Holding Out we have children in both. Coming full for a Hero” hoagies and circle, we will remember the classmates wraps lunch; “One Night in we have lost. That’s what “Banding 1987. Bangkok” pan-Asian bufet; Together” means. and “Wake Me Up Before You of our 25th Zen Jacket, Go-Go” breakfast. “True Colors: Orange and Black” but in clothing items for We are thrilled that 19 of our THE CLASS OF 1987 any style: camp shirts, classmates will be participating in We will be celebrating our true selves baseball caps, T-shirts, alumni-faculty forums during Reunions, this reunion — with our diversity of socks, leggings, and fip- speaking about diverse themes that experience, race, ethnicity, religion, fops. We are organizing include medicine/healthcare, politics, sexuality, and wealth — while family activities for all international relations, national security, acknowledging what brings us together ages, including crafts, 1987. civil rights, literature, performing arts, as one class: a game room, evening movies, Karaoke, and professional development. Princeton. and a yoga class. But Reunions is really about the party We will be Classmates will have an opportunity — we’ve got the perennial Reunions located at Butler to show their true colors through favorite Right On Band booked for College quad. There service by helping Community House Friday night, and ’80s tribute band you will fnd great prepare for its STEAM middle school Rubix Cube for Saturday. In true ’87 diversity in our summer camp (integrating arts into fashion, we’ll be partying and dancing costumes, which science, technology, engineering, and the night away. Our true colors will be will use the design math curriculum). shining through. The Program in Law and Public Affairs presents the 2017 Donald S. Bernstein 75 Lecture Populism, Globalism, and the Decline of the Post-War International Order Anne-Marie Slaughter ’80 President and CEO of New America; Bert G. Kerstetter ’66 University Professor Emerita of Politics and International Affairs A Reunions Event Friday, June 2, 2017 at 5:00 p.m. 104 Computer Science Building Reception to follow lapa.princeton.edu Bernstein Lecture Donald S. Bernstein ’75 Princeton University 26 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY June 2017 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 26 5/16/2017 1:36:20 PM Reunions 2017 “Orange and Black to the Future” THE CLASS OF 1992 Protect the P-rade The Class of 1992 is revved up to go With over 25,000 spectators and marchers “Orange and Black to the Future”! anticipated for this year’s P-rade, please bear We’re “Goin’ Back” to campus and in in mind the following points to keep the P-rade time, reliving our glory days, when these babies hit in ’88 and when 2017 … was safe for everyone. the future — great Scott! The 25th-reunion P-rade, during which we watch life go by backwards in time, will feature a local marching Use trash receptacles along the band preaching the power of love and a “vintage” fux-capacitor-equipped route, forego glass containers, vehicle some may recognize from a and recycle. favorite ’80s fick. We’re highlighting the era at our site — especially, of course, with our musical entertainment. Even the kids will enjoy the theme, with a carnival-style event Friday afternoon on Poe Field and a mad-science show on Friday night that Dr. Emmett Brown When watching the marchers, himself would approve of! stay back from the curb. Our jacket — created by world- renowned designer Cynthia Rowley — eschews the costume and pays homage to designs of the earliest 25th-reunion jackets, aiming for timeless elegance with discerning details married to bold simplicity. The cream, pique-cotton When walking, keep a brisk pace, jackets, trimmed in a black-and-orange apace with your classmates. To keep things clean and safe for everyone, keep pets off the route. 1992. Put some locomotion in your locomotives. Don’t stand in place while on the route. 1992. paw.princeton.edu June 2017 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY 27 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 27 5/16/2017 2:16:18 PM Reunions 2017 Journalism rep pattern designed exclusively for the Class of 1992, incorporates raised brass in a Post-Fact Era “92” buttons, an interior lining with the name of each classmate, a custom ◆ ◆ ◆ lining for rolled sleeves, and a label with our original beer jacket logo and REUNIONS PANEL the Locomotive, among other touches. Saturday, June 3, 10:30 a.m., Room 302, Frist Campus Center Inspired by the traditional rowing blazer, it subtly references the Class of 1912’s pattern — whose oldest returning MODERATOR: Joel Achenbach ’82, Washington Post reporter member, Arthur Holden 1912, led the PANELISTS: P-rade for his 80th Reunion in 1992. Nancy Cordes *99, CBS News congressional correspondent The class also created a custom tie and scarf featuring black squirrels and Juliet Eilperin ’92, Washington Post senior national-afairs correspondent hoagies, enamel pins commemorating Jennifer Epstein ’08, Bloomberg White House/political reporter our residential colleges, bowling shirts Richard Just ’01, Washington Post Magazine editor emblazoned with the logo of each prior Joe Stephens, Ferris Professor in Residence and Washington Post major reunion, and a beautiful polo shirt investigative reporter with a wrap-around 1992 tiger design. Edward Wong, visiting Ferris Professor and New York Times Our class photo will be taken at 1 international correspondent p.m., Saturday, June 3, on Blair steps. Our class memorial service will be held from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Friday, June 2, at the Humanities Humanities Princeton University Chapel. Council Reunions AA Haven Alumni and their families are welcome at “Tigeritaville” Open AA Meeting THE CLASS OF 1997 The Class of ’97’s 20th Reunion promises Murray Dodge, Room 103 a very slight change in latitude — to Little/ Friday & Saturday Edwards Courtyard — but a major change June 2 & 3, 5 pm - 6:30 pm in attitude, as the rhythm of the steel drum band takes us away to Tigeritaville! AA Haven We set sail on Thursday evening Feel free to drop by the with dinner and a DJ dance party, AA Haven for fellowship followed by an all-day beach party on from 7 pm - Midnight Friday. Caribbean cocktails, boardwalk Frist Campus Center, beach games, an island-themed bouncy Class of 1952 Room. castle, and a pirate treasure hunt for the Wilber’s War (abridged): kids promise an afternoon of fun and An American Family’s Journey relaxation until sunset. through WWII Hale Bradt ’52 An epic tale of duty, heroism, love, infidelity and the tragedy of suicide. 358 pp, 95 illus., two Silver Awards, biography, softcover $14.99, amazon.com, wilberswar.com 1997. 28 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY June 2017 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 28 5/10/2017 7:41:55 PM Reunions 2017 REUNIONS 2017 1997. ESCAPING THE ECHO CHAMBER: OVERCOMING INTOLERANCE AND The night then comes alive with CONFORMISM IN ACADEMIA Pour Some 80s on Me headlining Friday A Discussion with night’s entertainment, followed by The JAY ELLISON, Dean of Students in The College, University of Chicago Breakfast Club on Saturday night, rocking JOHN ETCHEMENDY, Patrick Suppes Family Professor in the School until the wee hours of the morning. of Humanities and Sciences; Former Provost, Stanford University Lightweight, Princeton-themed Hawaiian JONATHAN HAIDT, Thomas Cooley Professor of Ethical Leadership, shirts will ensure a warm and breezy Stern School of Business, New York University P-rade experience as the temperature JACQUELINE RIVERS, Hutchins Fellow, W. E. B. Du Bois Research rises, while the Class of ’97 marches to a Institute, Harvard University Jimmy Bufett cover band. Moderated by ROBERT P. GEORGE, McCormick Professor of Everyone knows that it’s 5 o’clock Jurisprudence; Director, James Madison Program, Princeton University somewhere, but for the Class of ’97, it Thursday, June 1, 2017 will be fve o’clock, non stop for the four 4:00-6:00 p.m., Friend Center 101 fun-flled days of our 20th Reunion! James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions “Happy Tails ’02 You” (609) 258-7104 • jmp.princeton.edu THE CLASS OF 2002 The Great Class of 2002 will two-step back to Old Nassau this year for our 15th Reunion: “Happy Tails ’02 You.” Wilson Please join us for the Friday, June 2, 2017 Courtyard will be your Chemical and 2-4 pm home on the range Princeton University as you explore the Biological Department of Chemical Reunions frontier with and Biological Engineering a weekend of Wild West fun and games. Engineering Undergraduate Lounge, Friday night we’ll round everyone A203 E-Quad up for a class dinner and kick up our Alumni/ae Family Any Questions? Please & contact Heather Yacone Ice Cream Social 609-258-8620 [email protected] Reunions 2017 Annual Brunch 2002. saturday, june 3, 2017 christianunion.org/princetonreunions Celebrating Christian Life at Princeton At Christian Union’s Robert L. Melrose Center for Christian Leadership 19 Vandeventer Ave. (behind the Garden Teatre) 10:30 am – 1:00 pm By God’s grace, Christian Union is developing Christian leaders at Princeton. You are invited to our open brunch event to learn more about the organization and how you can get involved. 2002. hosted by christian union and princeton faith and action paw.princeton.edu June 2017 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY 29 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 29 5/10/2017 7:36:47 PM Reunions 2017 heels with the ’80s classic cover band Jessie’s Girl. On Saturday we’ll gear up in our Western shirts and cowboy hats to rock our way down Elm Drive with The Fuel to Keep You Going country favorites. Back at the ranch, you can rustle up some grub while your little cowpokes play county fair games and Reunions Food Trucks & Stands bounce around. We’ll burn down the barn with the return of Saved by the 90s U-Store Courtyard from 10pm - 2am for a rootin’ tootin’ good time. Friday June 2 & Saturday June 3 Sunday we’ll ride of into the sunset(rise) until we meet again. Princeton Catering • Jammin’ Crepes • JianBing Happy Tails ’02 You. Nomad Pizza • The Cow and the Curd • Cupcake Carnivale “Wet Hot Princeton Summer” Locations During the P-rade THE CLASS OF 2007 The Class of 2007 is heading back to Saturday June 3 Camp Princeton Poe Field for our 10th reunion by Princeton Catering • Joe Ice Cream • Tico’s celebrating Butler College at Goheen Walk with a “Wet Hot Princeton Four Daughters Franks Summer.” Summoning the spirit of the 1980s and our favorite summer camp PHOENIX METRO memories, we will be gathering around REAL ESTATE the proverbial campfre to reconnect over corn hole, roast delicious s’mores, and LUXURY RELOCATION toast the class of destiny! VACATION INVESTMENT Tenth-reunion entertainment will kick of Thursday night in the “Junior Slums” (aka Camp Princeton headquarters) with game night and abundant ice cream. It seems superfuous to mention the free-fowing beer, which we’ll be stowing in our NATASCHA OVANDO-KARADSHEH ’92 602-909-4995 Search AZ Homes at KORPROPERTIES.COM #pawpix 2007. Tag your Reunions photos on Instagram for a chance to see them in PAW’s July issue 2007. 30 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY June 2017 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 30 5/10/2017 5:50:38 PM Reunions 2017 Camp Princeton-themed canvas class REUNION LECTURE fasks. After we’ve gently welcomed in the summer evening — and one another — we’ll amp it up with a surprise DJ set. The Reunions team has locked down an incredible lineup of entertainment F for the weekend, with a combination of DJs and 2000s bands for Friday and Saturday evenings. We guarantee we’ll have you getting down on the dance foor just as hard as you did to Rihanna’s live Revealing Pictures performance of “Umbrella” in 2006. We’ll also have a class lunch and Professors barbecue dinner on Friday, as well as our Rachael DeLue, traditional pre-P-rade brunch and class photo on Saturday, and an epic game of Irene Small, Capture the Flag somewhere in between. and And don’t forget a revelrous reception on the South Frist Lawn, immediately Anna Arabindan-Kesson before the freworks! Milk and cookies Edmund Clark, Negative Publicity #035 (Detail from the before bed? We’ve got that too. kitchen of a man formerly imprisoned in a CIA black Friday, June 2, 2017 As for garb, expect to be decked out site), from the series Negative Publicity: Artefacts of Extraordinary Rendition, 2014. Collection of Christopher 11:00 AM in your summer camp favorites: denim E. Olofson, Class of 1992 © Edmund Clark, Courtesy vests with Princeton-themed patches, Flowers Gallery, London and New York 106 McCormick Hall running shorts, striped tube stocks, visors, and friendship bracelets. We’ll also be handing out fanny packs and Sharpies, so get ready to sign your best friends’ camp gear. So with that, let Dean Fred’s favorite The Princeton-Blairstown Center is proud class begin the countdown to Camp to co-host a Reunions panel discussion Princeton! YES! Impacts of Today's Political Climate on Vulnerable Children and Families Friday, June 2, 3-5 p.m., Carl Fields Center Join us for our annual Reunions Brunch “Star Wars Episode 12: Saturday, June 3, 10 a.m.-12 noon Revenge of the Fifth” THE CLASS OF 2012 Murray Dodge, Room 104 The countdown to our ffth reunion has been underway for ... well, fve years now. The Class of 2012’s theme, “Star Wars Episode 12: Revenge of the OFFICIALLY LICENSED Fifth,” is playing of a flm series that is a favorite for so many of us. Look out for our super-comfortable, stylish costumes PRINCETON CLASS RINGS in the P-rade! View and order your class rings at the U-Store or visit us at signitas.com/princetonustore 2012. [email protected] | 800-643-3776 paw.princeton.edu June 2017 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY 31 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 31 5/11/2017 11:14:59 AM Reunions 2017 Thursday, June 1, through Sunday, June 4, 2017 Use your mobile device to find out all you need to know about Reunions when you are back on 2012. campus. Access Reunions Mobile to: · Plan your social calendar with the Reunions Schedule of Open Events · Check, in real time, where the campus and hotel shuttles are in their routes · Find locations for wristband pick-up, headquarters, parking, bands, 2012. restrooms, and more · View P-rade logistics At ffth-reunion headquarters, get · Access WPRB s live stream of the ready to dance the night away with DJ fireworks soundtrack duo Bank Z on Thursday night and 3 · Follow @princetonalumni for updates Sheets on Friday night. On Saturday and alerts night, we’ll be bringing it back to the 2000s with our cover band, TRL. http://m.princeton.edu/reunions As for food, we’ll be chowing down at a class barbecue on Friday night, and gearing up with bagels and fresh fruit on Saturday morning. Keep your eyes peeled for some late-night pizza surprises, too. Mathematcs Obviously, Reunions wouldn’t be complete without a bit of community Department service. Stay tuned for more information about our backpack and school supply drive for the “Get SET” after-school Alumni program in Trenton! Princeton Pro-Life Open House & the Anscombe “Reunions Are in our DNA” Society APGA Friday, June 2, 2017 Representing with special guest ARobert Pro-Life, P. George more than McCormick Professor of 25,000 architects, 2:00 - 3:30 p.m. Pro-FamilyJurisprudence, Director James Madison Program humanists, engineers, Fine Hall Alumni … scientists, and social FridayGathering Common Room, June 2, 2017 scientists from every Third Floor 4:00-6:00 pm at feld of knowledge, Butler College, the Association of 1915 Room Princeton Graduate Join members Alumni knows how of the Reunions! to do Reunions department right because Reunions Are in our DNA! Once again, the APGA tent will be for fun, located in Cuyler Courtyard, and all refreshments, graduate alumni are invited to attend. and maybe even Join us for three nights of some math! entertainment, including graduate alumni DJ Kopasetik (dancehall) and DJ Chilango Mango (Latin), plus DJ Roman Martinez 32 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY June 2017 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 32 5/10/2017 8:11:07 PM Reunions 2017 The Department of Philosophy APGA. cordially invites you and your family or a guest to a Philosophy Undergraduate Alumni Reception APGA. Friday, June 2, 2017 from Detroit (old-school Tower Room of 1879 Hall hip-hop vinyl set); local 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. favorite Brian Kirk and the Jirks on Friday night; and world-class New APGA. We hope you will join us! York City band Atomic Funk Project on Saturday night. Please check your e-mail soon for an invitation. Thursday night will kick of with a post-generals dinner celebration philosophy.princeton.edu with graduate students at APGA headquarters. Friday will feature a full day of programming, including a variety of hot-topic discussions through the alumni-faculty forums, APGA-sponsored panels focused on the natural sciences, and an interactive demonstration on Please join us the science behind wine and cheese production. The day will continue with lunch and a welcome dinner. Saturday will begin with a mimosa breakfast, followed by a festive lunch REUNIONS 2017 at the APGA tent. Graduate alumni and graduate students will then march The department of classics is in the famous P-rade, enjoy Saturday- pleased to host the annual night dinner, and watch the spectacular alumni breakfast during FOR A CURATED TOUR OF THE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF RYSIA de RAVEL d’ESCLAPON freworks show. reunions weekend. GUIDED BY CHRISTIE’S PRINT APGA Reunions is fun for the whole SPECIALIST, LINDSAY GRIFFITH. family, with activities just for kids Highlights include important works throughout Friday and Saturday! For full Friday, June 2 by Frank Stella, David Hockney, weekend details, visit alumni.princeton. 10 -11:00 am Pablo Picasso, and more. edu/communities/graduate/apga/ Prentice Library reunions/2017/. 64 Cleveland Lane, corner Lafayette 143 East Pyne (15 minute walk from campus), Princeton, NJ Private Art Collection Tour Thursday, June 1st, 2:30pm – 4:30pm We look forward to welcoming Architectural Tour you back to Classics! Sunday, June 4th, 2:30pm – 4:30pm Please RSVP prior to attendance to: [email protected] * +1 917 453 3540 paw.princeton.edu June 2017 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY 33 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 33 5/16/2017 1:36:47 PM Beth Ann Ingrassia ’07 wears pieces from the Princeton University Collection inspired by the university’s historic shield, chapel and Nassau Hall. Introducing Kyle Cavan Fine jewelry and cufflinks inspired by the iconic architecture and timeless beauty found at Princeton University. VIEW FULL COLLECTION AT KYLECAVAN.COM | FREE ENGRAVING CODE PU17 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 34 5/10/2017 5:51:34 PM CLASS OF ’67 POETRY CORNER WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 45TH ANNIVERSARY PRINCETONIANS to Washington Road, you always know you are home.” He took me to lunch at P.J.’s the next day before walking me around the New New Quad, where he had lived as an underclassman, and by the lawn of Cannon, where his nickname was “Pigpen” and he once played drinking games with Smokey Robinson after a campus concert. Princeton was still a dream to me then, but I worked harder than I have ever worked in my life to make it mine. Still, no one was more relieved than my father was when I was admitted. Years later, my husband — who is also my Princeton classmate — and I met my parents for Reunions with a baby boy dressed in a “Class of 2024” romper on my hip. The next year, we were back, this time with a double stroller. We have Allison Slater Tate ’96 and Trey Tate ’96’s sons, Mason, since added two more children, each of Charlie, and Ben (ages 11, whom know the joy of wearing furry ears 10, and 6 in 2014) are well and tails and posing on the tiger statues acquainted with Reunions while they lick the last drops of a blend- traditions like riding the tigers between Whig and Clio. in from T. Sweets. But a few years ago, we started to ESSAY hesitate when we made Reunions plans: Our oldest, now a high school PRINCETON PRESSURE? freshman, began to mention he wanted to go to Princeton. By Allison Slater Tate ’96 After almost 20 years of interviewing high school seniors on behalf of our Allison Slater Tate ’96 the size of phone books — reference alma mater, my husband and I know the is a freelance writer books on colleges. “I just don’t want you reality of Princeton admissions — it can and an editor for the to get your heart set on Princeton,” he often be, in fact, heartbreaking. For the TODAY show, explained. “There are a lot of schools out Class of 2020, for example, 651 alumni among other outlets, there you might love.” children applied to Princeton. Of those, and a mother of It was a well-intentioned efort to 213 — or 32.7 percent — were admitted. four in Lake Mary, Florida. protect me from potential heartbreak, but To high school seniors around the like most teenagers, I resisted. The more world, a 32.7 percent admit rate at I was a freshman in high school when I researched other colleges, the more my Princeton sounds downright luxurious; I broke the news to my father, a member mind and my heart were set on Princeton. after all, the overall admit rate for of Princeton’s Class of ’69, that I wanted My dad accompanied me on my the Class of 2021 is a staggeringly to go to Princeton, too. ofcial visit to Princeton when I was parsimonious 6.1 percent. But fip the The next evening, he came home with in high school. He drove me down number, and that means that 67.3 percent a bag from the big chain bookstore at Washington Road toward Lake Carnegie, of the alumni children, whose parents From top: Allison Slater Tate ’96; Cynthiathe Graham mall. Inside, there were two tomes remarking of-handedly, “When you get presumably have more knowledge and paw.princeton.edu June 2017 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY 35 RG-PrinceEssayWBB-page35-37.indd 35 5/16/17 1:52 PM PRINCETONIANS Congratulations to the Class of 2017!2015! Going Back, Going Back, Going Back to... “Is it really fair to encourage my children to fall in love with a place that might never be ... their own?” more resources on the subject than average and for whom Princeton is a part of their family histories, were turned away last year. Now I understand the refex that Find your happy place! made my father run of to the bookstore. For a while after my son announced his goal, I thought maybe we shouldn’t Welcome Back Alumni! bring our children to Reunions anymore. Your reunion weekend isn’t Is it really fair to encourage my children complete until you’ve had your to fall in love with a place that might favorite Princeton Original: never be — that likely will never be — Thomas Sweet Blend-in® their own? If Princeton were to break my child’s heart, would I be able to forgive myself? Would I be able to forgive Princeton? It’s a privileged parenting problem to have, for sure. So we have decided to Located at 183 Nassau St. worry about other things instead, like (across from CVS) Franchise opportunities available in NY, NJ and PA. making sure our children know that their worth does not depend on where they go to college, or that having a guiding purpose in their lives will beneft them more than where they earn their degrees ever will. Then we will just hope for the best and follow their leads. Princeton is and always will be special Please join Anthropology in celebrating to my children, if for no other reason than it is special to their family. It’s Professor Lawrence Rosen’s where their parents met and fell in love. Distinguished Teaching Career It is already theirs, no matter where they receive their own degrees. Our family Friday, June 2, 2017 ties to Princeton have no lease we need 3 - 5 PM U Aaron Burr Hall to renew. Reunions celebrate that part of our family story, and I don’t want them to miss that opportunity. So we will continue to bring the kids along to Reunions, where they will whine about how long we take to talk to friends Did you know... along McCosh Walk and get sweaty and that Princeton alumni can sandy playing volleyball on the back return to the University at lawn of Cloister, and they will march any time to earn a teaching alongside my father with the Class of ’69 before dropping back into ’96’s patch of license at a very low cost? grass somewhere above Edwards along Elm. It will either rain torrentially or it For more information, contact the will be muggy and unbearably hot, and Program in Teacher Preparation they’ll kvetch about itchy costumes, (609) 258-3336 because that’s part of the experience. or visit our website at: And when we get to Washington Road, www.princeton.edu/teacher we will always know we are home. 36 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY June 2017 RG-PrinceEssayWBB-page35-37.indd 36 5/11/17 1:13 PM PRINCETONIANS Alumnae of the women’s basketball program gathered in Jadwin Feb. 4 to watch the 2016–17 team defeat Harvard 63–58. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL their senior year, when the Tigers won the frst Ivy League tournament — a THE BEGINNING OF AN ERA two-day round-robin event played in December 1974. Princeton would go on When Janet Youngholm ’75 and a At the reunion, Pat Harnish Zajac to win the frst four Ivy titles; 35 years dozen other undergrads petitioned the ’76 fipped through a mimeographed later, head coach Courtney Banghart’s University to start a varsity women’s playbook from the Tigers’ frst season at teams duplicated that feat, from 2009-10 basketball team in 1971, their frst Jadwin Gym, complete with handwritten through 2012–13. priority was getting a chance to play. instructions for how to fnd the locker The Ivy tournament, organized by Then they saw the uniforms. room: “It’s down on E Level, and it will former Princeton coach Penny Hinckley, The athletics department issued say ‘men’s’ on the door.” Youngholm enabled schools to have a league season outfts frst used by the feld hockey showed early team photos, which without having to pay for three or four team: black tunics worn over white invariably included at least one player’s road trips — travel budgets in women’s collared blouses, with embroidered dog. Abby Rubenfeld ’75 recalled sleeping sports were limited back then. But Zajac numbers and orange plaid sashes. on the gym foor during a road trip to Yale. says the players “didn’t know what we Youngholm recoiled. Youngholm and Rubenfeld saw a didn’t have”; they were just happy to “I mean, I barely wore a skirt, let remarkable transformation over the be playing. alone something like that to play sports course of four seasons, culminating in For Cos Crawford ’78, who also rowed in,” she says. “It was humiliating. I at Princeton, there was more to sports confronted the coach. I said, ‘This is than training and competing. “It was just unacceptable — nobody will wear this.’ ... tough to be a woman here in the early I lost that battle. She said, ‘You wear this years, and the women were tough,” she or you don’t play.’” says. “The women in sports were all The Tigers played seven games, friends with each other ... . We supported all against colleges in New Jersey or each other.” courtesy Janet Youngholm ’75 Youngholm Janet courtesy Alumni Weekly; Princeton Pennsylvania, and went 3–4 in a season Alumnae from the early Princeton that is virtually unknown to fans of teams were thrilled to see the kind of Princeton women’s basketball today. But attention that women’s basketball draws The 1971–72 women’s basketball team when alumnae gathered in February to uniforms consisted of black tunics on campus today. celebrate the team’s 45th anniversary, worn over white collared blouses, with “It makes me say, ‘Thank you, Title women from all eras shared their embroidered numbers and orange plaid IX,’” Renee Creange ’79 says. “It’s sashes. The team went 3–4 in its first appreciation for the pioneering players season and won the first Ivy League just nice that women are fnally taken From top: Brett Tomlinson/ who started it all. tournament in 1974. seriously as athletes.” By B.T. paw.princeton.edu June 2017 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY 37 RG-PrinceEssayWBB-page35-37.indd 37 5/11/17 1:13 PM PRINCETONIANS PRINCETON MUSINGS Members of the Class of 1967 were asked to submit poems refecting on their Princeton experiences, which elicited memories ranging from parietals, to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, to senior-thesis procrastination. Below is a small sampling from the class’s 50th Reunion Book. Covers Band in a Small Bar By John Koethe ’67 They make it feel like yesterday, Which is the whole idea: another dateless Saturday in the basement of Charter Club, Drinking beer and listening to a Trenton covers band Play Four Tops songs: “Sugar Pie Honey Bunch,” “It’s the Same Old Song.” They occupied my mind In 1966 through dinner with Robbie at Del Pezzo, later At the Close of the Day In the Vassar Club and on a cruise around Manhattan By Greg McBride ’67 For Peter Mahony’s parents’ wedding anniversary. My tastes “evolved”: more Stax, less Motown, From Firestone and McCormick, Then the Velvet Underground and I.Q. rock— from Blair God, I was a snob. And now Lou Reed is dead and Dillon, east across campus at the close And I’m sitting in the Art Bar in Milwaukee, of day, we funneled through 1879 arch, Long past my usual bedtime—I don’t stay out late, Don’t care to go/I’m home about eight, just me like a burgundy decanted too soon, And my radio—listening to my favorite songs again, still becoming itself, aging into something Hearing them as though for the frst time? Not at all: fne, something akin to wisdom. The arch They’re too familiar, I’m too preoccupied with them, Even though the fesh is still willing—swaying framed our passage from Tolstoy or squash court Slightly at the table, nodding up and down or lab to that other life on Prospect Street. To the memory of “Sugar Pie Honey Bunch,” We bantered like comics and straight men past, The melody of “Pale Blue Eyes.” men we mimed with practiced ease. Peeling of in twos and threes, we repaired to our clubhouse dining rooms to be served at table O, Princetoniana By Ron Innerfeld ’67 by an older man, a graduate of the Witherspoon School for Colored Children, Observe the body corpus – starched in waiter jacket, black hair oiled, slick school sublime, Perspiring excellence through every pore in the tranquil light of a chandelier. Respiring bursts of syncopated rhyme A large serviette draped his forearm white, Inhaling vestiges of every lore, held forward, as if fending threatened blows, Not fearing friendships fagged by fulsome fools Constraining mindless idiotic torts, like a Tiger tackle those brilliant Enjoying challenges to vapid rules Saturdays on Palmer Stadium feld. Tormenting crimsoned athletes on her courts. His body waist-bent, just so, we dined O, Princeton, dear, to thee our hearts unfold Now evermore we pledge allegiance sound in his decorous presence. Thank you, Jack, In cadenced time our thoughts though yet untold we’d say, sober-toned, matching his gravitas, Arise in joyous unison unbound. presuming his sobriquet, and he not ours, No, ne’er let thy horizons fear to bend Around some unseen corners with no end! as though we had earned his deference. The Class of 1967 38 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY June 2017 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 38 5/10/2017 8:14:57 PM Visit our one-of-a-kind boutiques, brand PRINCETONIANS name stores and great restaurants! Crossing Campus By Lanny Springs ’67 Many a night I wander late In the gardens of the moon. Tiger Haiku Prospect’s trees the sole witnesses www.palmersquare.com By Bob Deak ’67 As I trudge toward Witherspoon Alone, but never lonely, This Tiger grows old I watch dark clouds swirl by. Harvard and Yale losers still I pause at a random arch Writing AG check And ponder the question “Why?” 11/22/63 By Kit Hinsley’67 Witherspoon, Friday afternoon, Weekend dreaming, sunlight streaming, Princeton (609) 921-0700 Running by: “They think he’ll die.” One Palmer Square princeton.winberies.com I’d been away; who was JFK? Weeping country, broken-hearted, Freshman year had barely started. MORGENTHAL FREDERICS MORGENTHAL FREDERICS The Day and The Day Before By Jef Teich ’67 MORGENTHAL FREDERICS 57 PALMER SQUARE I’d been to Yale PRINCETON NJ 08542 The day before 609.921.9600 When, much relieved, we Loudly cheered the end Of missiles at our throats The day I rode the Dinky train, And how we hailed As yet unnamed to me, America’s ascent! This metal box, it heaved and sighed But there was Yale Its old insides well used Her spires and quads A funny ride. I laughed Welcome Back Alumni & Congratulations Graduates! Strewn among debris And clattered up the road The stricken city old with grit Straight to the open gates So thick with sooty marks Stately Princeton’s other door Of vanished times But then it rose! Find your happy place! Still on a trip to eternity That ivied arch While taking your stroll on Palmer Square, be sure to I guessed Those busy steps stop into Princeton’s only home-made chocolate shop. When last I looked. The men, necks wrapped in scarves, Chocolate Shop And so I left. Looked born to stride along the walks 29 Palmer Sq. West Mon-Sat: 10am - 9pm It’s Hollywood! my sister gasped Sun: 11am - 6pm But no. It must be something more Ice Cream Shop Franchise This side of paradise perhaps. 183 Nassau Street opportunities Sun-Thu: 11am - 11pm available in Fri-Sat: 11am - 12 am NY, NJ and PA. paw.princeton.edu June 2017 PRINCETON ALUMNI WEEKLY 39 Reunion Guide 2017.indd 39 5/10/2017 8:17:37 PM That Was Then: 1992 A Daily Princetonian photo captured the Tigers’ victory lap after their double-overtime win over Syracuse. the three schools that had won every NCAA title since 1977: Syracuse, Johns Hopkins, and North Carolina. Moe remembers that assistant coaches Dave Metzbower and Brian Voelker left a team breakfast on the morning of the semifnal against UNC to scout the Johns Hopkins- Syracuse game. “It made an impression on me,” Moe wrote in February. “Tierney wasn’t coming to his frst Final Four just to put in a good efort. He was coming to win the whole thing.” His team responded with a 16–14 win that earned the Tigers a spot in the title game against Syracuse. Princeton led most of the way before the Orangemen tied the game with 38 seconds left, but after a scoreless frst overtime, Moe picked up a loose ball of of the face-of to start the second extra period, raced down the feld untouched and scored the winner. The goal touched of a celebration that became familiar over the next decade as Tierney’s teams won fve more national titles, three of which — in 1994, 1996, and 2001 — came through Fifteen days before graduation, overtime wins in the championship Champions Andrew Moe ’92 gave Princeton its games. Justin Tortolani ’92, a co-captain at Long Last: frst NCAA lacrosse title with a goal with Moe of the 1991 and 1992 teams, that ended a wild championship game remains proud “of bring[ing] the Princeton Men against Syracuse and launched a program to prominence. We were part of Win ’92 Title lacrosse dynasty. something that started a roll that lasted Moe arrived on campus in the for 15 years.” David Marcus ’92 fall of 1987 along with Bill Tierney, a After 22 seasons at Princeton, Johns Hopkins assistant hired to revive Tierney moved to the University of Princeton’s lacrosse program. The team Denver in 2009, where he won another went 2–13 in 1988, then 6–8 in 1989. Moe national title in 2015. Moe and his wife spent the next year of campus, missing now run a furniture studio in Portland, an 11–5 season in which the Tigers made Ore., and Moe still shows up at team the NCAA playofs for the frst time, then reunions, like the one in 2007 where he returned as co-captain of the 1991 team eulogized defenseman John Schroeder that went 12–3 and lost in the NCAA ’92, who died in the terrorist attacks The Daily Princetonian quarterfnals. on September 11 and with whom Moe The squad did even better in 1992, roomed that 1992 May weekend. winning Princeton’s frst Ivy lacrosse title since 1967 and a spot in the Final David Marcus ’92 was a manager of the Four at Philadelphia’s Franklin Field 1992 lacrosse team and covers mergers and on Memorial Day weekend along with acquisitions for The Deal. 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