Wednesday, September 18, 2019

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PSO Opens Its Season with a True Life Sister Act

Twin sisters Christina and Michelle Naughton perform the Mozart Concerto in E-flat Major, K. 365 in Princeton University’s Richardson Auditorium on Saturday and Sunday, September 21 and 22.

In Their Own Words: Griffin & Frankenthaler at PUAM

Two soon-to-close Princeton University Art Museum exhibits offer visitors the opportunity to consider artistic exploration — as both a collector and creator.

French Theater Artists Arrive for Annual Seuls en Scene Festival

The Seuls en Scene French Theater Festival returns to Princeton on Thursday, September 19, and continues through Saturday, September 28.

McCarter Theater Review: ‘Gloria: A Life’

Emily Mann’s “Gloria: A Life” has so many intersecting and overlapping facets, the play, also directed by Mann for Princeton’s McCarter Theater, needs to be reviewed from several perspectives.

Let’s Try: The Deck & Stella

Two new restaurants are making a splash on the New Hope dining scene.
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Survival Guide

Strategy Tools for the Future

Survival Guide
Leadership in today’s business environment requires not just responding to challenges but thinking strategically. That’s why Christian Rangen, a Norwegian business expert, specializes in teaching strategic thinking to business leaders.
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Stop Looking for a Job, Start Looking for a Career

Survival Guide
Keith Bogen will lead a workshop on networking at the Professional Service Group meeting on Friday, September 20, from 9:45 a.m. to noon at the Princeton Public Library.
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Covering Trenton in the Latest Fashion

Survival Guide
Trenton Fashion Week kicks off Monday, September 16.
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Trade Talks

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Despite an ever-increasing international trade war that is replete with tit-for-tat tariffs between the U.S. and China, a senior official in the administration of President Donald Trump this week, will — perhaps — attempt to quell growing fears of many New Jerseyans and others caught in the burgeoning global import-export quagmire.
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High Performing vs. High Potential Employees

Survival Guide
Recognizing the difference between high potential and high productivity employees is the path to profitability
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Spiel Estate: PodMax Event Will Put Businesspeople On the Air

Survival Guide
“There are so many benefits to creating your own podcast as a business owner,” says Erik Cabral
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Busting Higher Education Myths

Survival Guide
Kathryn A. Foster, president of The College of New Jersey, will address some misconceptions about higher education in New Jersey and beyond
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Fast Lane

On the Move: Leadership Changes, AR Glasses, and More

Fast Lane
Kurt Schulte, founder and owner of Schulte Restorations on Mercer Street in Hopewell, is retiring and will be turning over ownership and operations of the company to Lou Alloway, the company’s sales and estimating manager.
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Healthy Meals Supreme Offers a Fresh Start for Your Diet

Fast Lane
A surprise diabetes diagnosis set Joe Martinez on the path to founding Healthy Meals Supreme, a meal delivery service that aims to help people with chronic diseases manage their diets.
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New Theater Makes Its Debut in New Brunswick

Fast Lane
There is a new act for regional theater this fall with the opening of the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center on Livingston Avenue.
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On the Move: Electric Cars, Company Changes, Deaths

Fast Lane
Learn about electric cars at the West Windsor Farmers Market on Saturday, September 14.
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Commentary

To the Editor: Get Out the Vote

Between the Lines
Important deadlines are looming for voter registration and vote by mail applications.
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A Season of Change

Between the Lines
As our 2019 Fall Arts Preview issue shows, our regional cultural organizations are filling galleries with images and theater stages with action and life — and more than ever.
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To the Editor: Mercer County Doesn’t Need an Armored Vehicle

Between the Lines
We, the undersigned, representing Not In Our Town Princeton, a multi-racial, multi-faith racial justice organization, have concerns about the proposed purchase of an armored tactical vehicle by the Mercer County Sheriff’s Office.
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A U.S. 1 Poem and Some Thoughts It Inspires

Between the Lines
The August 28 U.S. 1 story about the history of Route One inspired reader Howard Lieberman to write a poem
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