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Go Inside the Current Issue of U.S. 1: February 13, 2019

February 13, 2019

Demarcating Democracy with the Princeton Gerrymandering Project

February 13, 2019

Preview of the Arts
Arts

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Maestro Dudamel Making Music in Trenton and Beyond

February 13, 2019
Trenton Central High School orchestra students moved over to let another musician sit with them during a recent performance — world-renowned conductor and musician Gustavo Dudamel, who joined the violin section.

New Exhibition Shows Morven’s Fuller History

February 13, 2019
In re-installing its first-floor galleries, Morven Museum & Garden in Princeton is showing a part of its history that was for many years swept under the carpet.

Opportunities: Call for Art, Public Speaking for Kids, Audition

February 13, 2019
Speakology is offering a five-session training course for kids ages 7 to 17 to improve public speaking starting Saturday, March 2.

Black Voices Matter

February 13, 2019
Princeton University’s “Black Poetry: A Gala Reading” kicks off a “Black Poetry: A Conference” on Thursday, February 14, at 7 p.m., at McCarter Theater.

Music and Musician Traveling Sonic Pathways

February 6, 2019
Suzin Green’s music is haunting and uplifting, soothing and energizing, with a sound that takes you somewhere almost supernatural. The centerpiece is her accomplished and mysterious voice.
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Survival Guide

Creating a Business Model and Business Plan

Survival Guide February 13, 2019
George Lambros will discuss the stages of business planning in a free workshop titled “Creating a Business Model and Business Plan” hosted by SCORE at Princeton Public Library on Monday, February 18.
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Author Bart Jackson on How to Become the CEO of You, Inc.

Survival Guide February 13, 2019
Author Bart Jackson will discuss life and career tips from his new book, “CEO of Yourself — Getting Down to the Business of Your More Rewarding Life” on Friday, February 15.
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Sheila Pontis’s Advice to Designers: ‘Be Curious’

Survival Guide February 13, 2019
Princeton University lecturer and design thinking expert Sheila Pontis has spent the past two decades researching and teaching information design and design thinking.
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Rebecca Mercuri Has a Vision of Election Security

Survival Guide February 6, 2019
At an upcoming meeting of the Princeton Macintosh Users Group, security expert Rebecca Mercuri will examine some of the old and new shenanigans that we may be looking forward to seeing in 2020.
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Can Minority-Owned Businesses Trust the Government?

Survival Guide February 6, 2019
The African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey continues to encourage minority and women owned business enterprises to pursue contracts with the federal government, the organization announced two weeks ago in Trenton.
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Beyond Advertising: Stan Berteloot on Marketing with Content

Survival Guide February 6, 2019
Content marketing is essential for any business whether it be a global pharmaceutical company or a local bakery shop, says Stan Berteloot, ambassador with the Princeton chapter of Startup Grind.
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In Public Speaking Practice Matters

Survival Guide January 30, 2019
Eileen Sinett begins a workout regimen for public speakers on February 6.
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Fast Lane

Fast Lane: Name Changes, Crosstown Moves, and More

Fast Lane February 13, 2019
BFair Tutoring has changed its name to Learning Point and become a nonprofit group with former owner Brenaea Fairchild as executive director.
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Management Moves: Hill Wallack, Trenton Circus Squad

Fast Lane February 13, 2019
Hill Wallack has hired Jason Lee DeFrancesco as a partner in the firm’s intellectual property and corporate departments and made two other management moves.
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Robertson Hall Renovation Planned

Fast Lane February 13, 2019
Princeton University’s Robertson Hall, home of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, will undergo a major redesign and renovation expected to last through summer 2020.
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Avalon Bay Details Transit Village Plans

Fast Lane February 13, 2019
Developer AvalonBay has released detailed plans for the transit village it plans to build on Washington Road just off Route 1 next to the Princeton Junction train station.
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Commentary

To the Editor: A Piece That Flowed Like a Symphony

Between the Lines February 13, 2019
The following are two responses to the January 30 U.S. 1 article “Time to Face and Listen to the Music” by arts editor Dan Aubrey.
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Reflections on ‘Broadway Joe’

Between the Lines February 6, 2019
Joe Namath is an interesting character. His career lasted from 1965 to 1977. His stats are not that impressive: total yards passed 27,663, 173 touchdown passes, and 220 interceptions.
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Connecting on Public Speaking

Between the Lines February 6, 2019
In the age of so much electronic communication, it’s reassuring that U.S. 1 recognizes the importance of oral, in-person presentations in trying to get one’s message heard and understood.
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To the Editor: Our Shared Values

Between the Lines February 6, 2019
Let’s give Aubrey’s words weight by reviewing his article and the possibilities it offers to keep Westminster Choir College in Princeton.
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