Monthly Archives: February 2012
Opportunities
Intern for FilmPrinceton Alum Bill Oliver ’90 seeks an intern to assist the director and producer on an independent feature film based on an award-winning Off-Broadway play that will...
Of Institutes and Institutions
#b#To the Editor: For Institute Housing Compromise Is Best#/b#I am a resident of Yardley, PA, but work in Princeton. For many years I have attended talks at the Institute...
Coping with Change In Business Systems
The corporate environment may never have been more challenging than it is today. Downsizing, outsourcing, restructuring, and reorganization have become the norm for most people in the corporate world,...
U.S. 1 Crashes a Party: Young Audiences of New Jersey
The party crashers are pooped. We hit two parties on Saturday night: Young Audiences of New Jersey and the Diamond Jubilee of Jewish Family & Children’s Service at the...
Meet America’s First Classical Garage Band
Time for Three (Tf3), a young, hip, classically trained trio that defies genre classification, was born out of the most random of circumstances.The trio — double bassist Ranaan Meyer...
An Evening Out, Steeped in Art
On any given Thursday evening, you might have a book club meeting or it might be food shopping night or you might just want to belly up to a...
Jamie Saxon: When Parents Ignore Their Children
We have a long back porch that runs the length of the house and is covered by the roof overhang. When we moved in 12 years ago, we didn’t...
Harry I. Naar on Forests, Family, and Felt-Tip Pens
For years, Harry Naar has been championing the work of other artists. In his gallery at Rider University’s Bart Luedeke Center, he has been showcasing artists for so long,...
Theater Review: ‘Galileo’
Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956) wrote two versions of his play “Galileo” (also known as “The Life of Galileo”) — one written between 1937 and 1939 and the other between 1945...
What’s Drupal? Open Source For Web Management
A random tweet drew my attention. U.S. 1 was busy preparing its camp issue, with hundreds of summer opportunities for kids, yet here was a notice about “drupalcampNJ” on...
Trending Stories
Artist’s Travel Journals Reveal Images, Words, and Trends
For many, a personal journal is just that — personal, often kept in a discrete place such as the bottom of a drawer. Mikel Cirkus, on the other hand, wants to celebrate his journals with the world.
