What Was He Thinking? From Gehry’s Sketch to a Building
Much fanfare has followed the opening of Princeton University’s 87,000 square-foot Frank Gehry-designed Lewis Science Library on the first day of classes this September....
Making the Move from West Windsor to Trenton
Taneshia Laird bought a house in the West Windsor neighborhood of Windsor Haven in 1999 so that she and her husband, New York City...
All Trains Lead to Trenton–Will Business Follow?
Two developers are racing to put up skyscrapers adjacent to the new Trenton train station, and a third is waiting in the wings, assembling...
Gallup’s View of Political Polling
One of the few indisputable facts in politics is that modern political polling was born in Princeton. In 1935 George Gallup, already a seasoned...
How Cell Phones Factor Into Polling
The Associated Press on September 29 reported that not polling cell phone users can skew poll results. The information, gathered by Pew Research, suggests...
Never Too Close To Call: Opinion Research Corp. and the Race for President
You’re having dinner on a Wednesday night — or at least trying to — when the telephone rings. And it isn’t your best friend....