Brian Smith had just put on his new Pink Floyd album. The song switched and “Time” began to play: “And then one day you find ten years have got behind you. No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun.”
That was when the idea struck him — he needed to start his own business. […]
By Jessa Gianotti Staff Writer INK, the creative writing club at the College, gathered students and faculty for an intimate night of poetry and creative prose readings at its Student Reading Series on Tuesday, April […]
By Brandon Agalaba Staff Writer Kendrick Lamar released his third album, titled “To Pimp a Butterfly,” in March 2015. “To Pimp a Butterfly” was the successor to 2012’s “good kid, m.A.A.d city,” the album that […]
Women make up 58 percent of the workforce and only 14 percent of senior leadership positions, said Amy Hecht, vice president for Student Affairs and one of the opening speakers at the School of Business’s fourth annual Women’s Leadership Summit on Wednesday, Nov. 5. […]
Attention all Swifities: “1989” is not available on Spotify anymore. […]
By Courtney Wirths Features Editor • Gas prices are dropping. In most stations across the nation, a gallon of gas has dropped below $3 which has created relief for American consumers and will lead to […]
A morning cup of coffee is set to get a bit more expensive. Coffee prices surged to a two-and-a-half year high due to dry weather in Brazil posing a threat to next year’s crop. Brazil is the world’s largest coffee grower. […]
What do DreamWorks, American Apparel, Tesla and GoPro have in common? They’re all in this week’s Business Briefs. […]
By Courtney Wirths Features Editor Perfect September afternoons are made up of sunshine, crisp breezes, great music and the company of friends. Last Sunday, Aug. 31, Princeton held its 23rd annual JazzFeast on the Green […]
• Scotland decided to remain a part of the United Kingdom in a historic independence referendum. A large campaign had built up a considerable following in the weeks before the election, forcing Britain to make […]
Apple Inc. sold over four million iPhone 6 devices within the first 24 hours of the preorder period — a figure the company is calling a record order. […]
• Harvard received its largest donation in the school’s 378-year history. $350 million was donated to the university’s School of Public Health from alumnus and current investor Gerald Chan. The donation brings to light disparity […]
By Courtney Wirths Features Editor It has been over nine years since Hurricane Katrina and the city of New Orleans filled the front page headline. Even almost a decade after the tremendous wind and […]
By Courtney Wirths and Tom Kozlowski Features Editor and Managing Editor A large tree fell across the walkway behind the Music Building on Tuesday, Sept. 2, striking the building and narrowly missing several students on […]
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