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Savage ’08, a former Princeton men’s hoops star, has joined the ESPN college hoops broadcasting team this winter as a color commentator. By Bill Alden G etting into standup comedy after graduating from Princeton University in 2008, Noah Savage has performed at such venues as Caroline’s and Gotham Comedy Club in New York City along with ...
Tallying a flashy over-the-shoulder goal to give Williams a 10-9 triple overtime win against rival Middlebury on April 24, former Princeton Day School standout Caputo’s shot made the ESPN SportsCenter Top 10 Plays of the Day. “It was quite the surreal 24 hours after that one,” said attacker Caputo.
Ms. Wuelfing said that she couldn’t wait to get to the club after hearing about it on college radio. “I was 15 and I couldn’t wait to get my driver’s license; I already had a fake I.D. As soon as I got there I knew, these are my people, this is my place. Wanna dance by yourself? Go ahead. It fostered creativity; it was an incubator.”
Princess Elettra is the co-author with her late mother, Countess Maria Christina Marconi, of Marconi, My Beloved, which contains eyewitness accounts of her father’s work, including his development of Vatican Radio and scientific experiments on board his floating laboratory, the yacht Elettra. Through the sale of her book, the princess hopes ...
By Donald Gilpin. In two days of elections held last week, May 13 and 14, Princeton University graduate students voted against joining the United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America (UE) by 652 votes to 391, a 63-37 percent split with more than 73 percent of the 1,523 eligible voters turning out.
Two of the new signs in the “History Along the LHT” project have been installed along Pennington Rocky Hill Road, and discuss the history of farming in Hopewell Township. Another, along Province Line Road, focuses on the history of the King’s Highway, known today as Route 206. The fourth, on the trail at Educational Testing Service (ETS ...
His Ocho por Radio was inspired by a weekly Mexican radio program, and demonstrated his inspiration from not only contemporary European and American music but also the street sounds of his native Mexico. Led by Michael Pratt, an ensemble of Mr. Spritzer, bassoonist Brian Kershner, trumpet player Brian McWhorter, and a string quintet played a ...
Applications for this year’s session, which is underway and will culminate in a concert on Saturday evening at 8 p.m., numbered more than 200. The reputation of the Institute, which is presented in collaboration with the University’s music department, has clearly grown. Deciding who to include in the tuition-free program is not easy.
The Princeton University Concerts (PUC) 2024-25 Season will open on Thursday, September 26 at 7:30 p.m. at Richardson Auditorium with the first event of the “Healing with Music” series. Making their PUC debuts, Syrian clarinetist Kinan Azmeh and visual artist Kevork Mourad will present Home Within, their production featuring original music ...
Obituaries 6/8/2022. Diana Joy Crane, 80, of Princeton died peacefully on May 17, 2022. She was a caring daughter, wife, mother, granny, teacher, and friend. She was born September 29, 1941 during WWII in Devon, England, to Joyce and James Wharton. Diana grew up in London and attended Notting Hill and Ealing High School for girls on scholarship ...