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April 2008
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We hope that you will join us at Communiversity
2008 on Saturday, April 26th from noon to 5 pm.
The students of Princeton University and the staff and
volunteers at the Arts Council of Princeton have been
hard at work preparing for another spectacular edition
of this annual celebration of "town and gown".
There will be music, arts and crafts, delicious food and
more available for all who attend.
The events this month on campus are no less
exciting. Be sure to check out the April offerings
of the Public
Lecture Series, and check out the many performances
and athletic events that are taking place by
checking the University
Ticketing website for up-to-date information.
See you on campus!
Kristin Appelget
Karen Woodbridge
Princeton University
Office of Community and Regional
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| COMMUNIVERSITY |
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Saturday, April 26, 2008 12
noon - 5:00 pm [rain or
shine] Nassau & Witherspoon
Streets admission is free
For a day of fun come to Communiversity...the
annual celebration that brings the town and
University together for a day of performances, food,
games and more. Scheduled to take place rain or shine on
Nassau and Witherspoon Streets and Princeton University
Campus, the event is sponsored by university students
and the Arts Council of Princeton. Merchants,
nonprofit organizations, musicians, performing and
visual artists, food vendors and 60 University student
organizations and performing groups will turn the area
into a colorful fairground with events for students and
families alike. Numerous student and community groups
will perform, and the streets of Princeton and the front
of campus will be filled with vendors, information
booths, art exhibits and food stands.
above: A flag procession by Princeton's
international students photo by Denise
Applewhite
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SPRING FARMERS
MARKET
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Firestone Library/Chapel
Plaza Tuesdays April 15 - May 20,
2008 11:00
am - 3:00 pm
The
market is back! Opening on Tuesday, April 15th with
fresh local produce, meats, cheeses, bread and
more....
Come enjoy the Greening
Princeton Farmers' Market, which brings local
farmers and retailers to Princeton's campus in
celebration of fresh, sustainable and delicious
food.
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| ART
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University
Art Museum gallery
hours free and open to the
public
University Art Museum
photo by Denise
Applewhite
Early Warhol in
Context Now thru
Sunday, June 8,
2008 A group of early paintings and drawings by Andy
Warhol on loan from the Ileana and Michael Sonnabend
Collection will be presented with works by other artists
from the late 1950s and early 1960s to trace Warhol's
stylistic influences and evolution.
Rarely seen works from the museum's permanent
collection by Fernandez Arman, Lee Bontecou, Yayoi
Kusama and Cy Twombly demonstrate how other young
artists in New York in the 1950s and 1960s were
experimenting with new means of expression to move
painting beyond the mannerisms of Abstract
Expressionism.
Polygons to Printmaking:
The Work of Frank Stella, 1958-1997 Saturday, April
12 - Sunday, June 15, 2008
The museum
celebrates the fiftieth reunion of distinguished artist
and alumnus Frank Stella with an exhibition of his
paintings, drawings, and prints. Ranging in date from
1958 to 1997, the works demonstrate Stella's bold
experiments with shape, structure, composition and
color.
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LECTURES ON
CAMPUS
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Dodds Auditorium, Robertson
Hall all lectures are free and
open to the
public
Wednesday, April 2, 2008 at 4:30 pm Real Change: Bringing Health and Healthcare into the World that
Works Speaker: Newt
Gingrich
Newt Gingrich will
speak on workable healthcare policy. In his new
book, "Real Change: From the World That Fails to
the World That Works," Gingrich argues that while
Americans want real change, Democrats can't provide
solutions and Republicans won't.
above photo:
Woodrow Wilson School
[read more about Newt
Gingrich]
Wednesday, April 3,
2008 at 8 pm Political Judging Speaker: Cass R.
Sunstein
above photo:Cass
R. Sunstein
Are judges political?
An assessment of more than 30,000 judicial votes offers
some answers. We can see, for example, which members of
the Supreme Court count as most and least activist --
and which count as most and least partisan. We can also
find some intriguing clues about how human beings,
including judges, respond to pressures to conform -- and
about how and when human beings, including judges,
become extremists.
Cass R. Sunstein, Karl N.
Llewellyn Distinguished Service Professor of
Jurisprudence at the University of Chicago Law School,
will deliver the Fourth Annual Donald S. Bernstein '75
Lecture. Join us for what promises to be an
enlightening presentation.
[read more about the
lecture]
Monday,
April 28, 2008, 4:30 - 6 pm Terrorism
Cases in Civilian Courts:
Balancing the Powers of
Government Speaker:
Leonie M. Brinkema,
Judge,
U.S.
District Court, Eastern District of Virginia
This
year's Harlan Lecturer, Federal District Judge Leonie M.
Brinkema, became one of the country's leading experts on
terrorism trials the hard way: she presided over the
trial of former "twentieth hijacker" Zacarias
Moussaoui. This has been the highest profile
terrorism trial held to date in the United States, and
Zacarias Moussaoui is the only person tried and
convicted in a US court for participation in the 9/11
plot.
More
lectures and panels at the Woodrow Wilson School:
A list of upcoming public
affairs events are available via this website. In addition, recent lectures and
panels are available for viewing via archived video
webcast or via the UChannel
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SENIOR THESIS
SHOWS
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Now
thru May 2, 2008 Lewis Center 185 Nassau
Street Gallery
hours: M-F, 10 am - 4:30
pm
above photo: "Shoes, 2007" by Dorie
Golkin
Exhibitions: all are free and open
to the public
April 1-4, Lucas
Gallery Photography,
Dorie
Golkin
April 2-April 4,
Lucas
Gallery opening reception Wednesday,
April 2, 4:30 - 6 pm
Installations, Saba McCoy, Anna Miller,
Nicholas Slavin and Sam Stewart-Halevy

April 8-11 Lucas
Gallery
above photo:
"Lima" by Carlos Jiménez Cahua
opening receptionTuesday,
April 8, 6 - 8 pmPhotography, Carlos
Jiménez Cahua Photography, Roxanne Martinez
April 15-18, Lucas
Gallery opening reception Tuesday,
April 15, 6 - 8 PM
Painting,
Jessica Thompson Photography, Alexis
Collatos
April
22-25, Lucas
Gallery opening reception Tuesday,
April 22, 6 - 8 pm
Installation, Arzu
Komili
Screening: April 29,
James M. Stewart
'31 Theater, 4:30 to 7 pm
Video Screening,
Jon Larkin & Evan Younger
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MUDD MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY ONLINE
EXHIBIT
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ONLINE
EXHIBIT
While it is common
to think of an archives as a repository for paper, the
Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library also houses tens of
thousands of audiovisual items including photographic
images ranging from daguerreotypes to modern prints;
sound recordings ranging from 78 rpm records to
reel-to-reel tapes; and image recordings ranging from
film to videotape. In addition to the gallery exhibit
currently at Mudd Library, audiovisual highlights as
well as some significant textual items from selected
collections are now available online
here.
photo
courtesy of Mudd Library: Alexander H. Phillips
(Class of 1851), Hugh W. Henry (Class of
1851) and William Wallace Phillips, ca.1850s.
Photographer unknown.
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