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  • Skeeter Peter

    Skeeter Peter

    Nov 7, 2024

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    by

    Charlie Nuermberger
    in Fiction

    “Woodstock incubates the mosquitoes in the garage, which is uninsulated and hot in the summer. It’s recycling day, and he pours allotments of pond water into empty gallon jugs.”

  • Controversial Covers!

    Controversial Covers!

    Nov 16, 2025

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    by

    Jonathan Dolce
    in History

    Laid out before you are six covers from Nass history, plucked from our very own archive. Even since our first issue making its introduction in 1979, back when our forefathers had to manually and meticulously craft each issue with a Linotype machine, the Nass has never shied away from pushing boundaries. One of the boundaries…

  • Princeton Mime Club

    Princeton Mime Club

    Apr 30, 2017

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    by

    Peter Schmidt
    in Arts, Campus

    After thirty years, one student revives the Princeton Mime Club

  • From the Editors

    From the Editors

    Mar 6, 2008

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    by

    Colin Pfeiffer
    in Humor

    Our Weekly Missive.

  • Community Service

    Community Service

    Mar 5, 2017

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    by

    Kenji Cataldo
    in Essays

    “I arrived on my first day of work nervous, the sweat of my anxiety masked by the steamy September weather.”

  • Constructions of Self

    Constructions of Self

    Feb 18, 2018

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    by

    Zaynab Zaman
    in Essays

    Makeup offers tangible preparation for the intangible, each brush of eyeshadow somehow bringing us closer to what we cannot yet imagine.

  • Babysitting

    Babysitting

    Mar 5, 2026

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    by

    Sophia McNamara
    in Poetry

    You sleep fretfully, stirring up the buttermilk air. It’s been through your lungs and mine.    You’re grasping and grasping, with hands plump and rosy. For hours you’d screamed, straining and messing my hair until exhausted.    I notice us in the windowpane and let my neck slacken and chin fall forward.    A mahogany…

  • Dorm Life 101

    Dorm Life 101

    Mar 3, 2010

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    by

    Ben Levenson
    in Campus

    This past summer, before even stepping foot on Nassau Street, saying bye to my parents, or buying my twin extra-long dorm sheets at Bed Bath and Beyond, I got my first peek into to college life. This peek was through the eyes of Ruth Weistheimer, a.k.a. Dr. Ruth or the sex doctor. (She’s an awesome…

  • Consider the Cuy

    Consider the Cuy

    Apr 10, 2023

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    by

    Ceci McWilliams
    in Food

    “Unlike the classic chicken breast, however, the cuy goes from farmhouse to fridge to spit to butcher block to plate in a way that is probably more humane, yet also more graphic, and thus more disturbing. Guinea pigs are cute; cuy, as it turns out, is tasty.”

  • This Is… Princeton

    This Is… Princeton

    Apr 23, 2009

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    by

    Zack Newick
    in Campus

    In writing about the pillow fight that took place on Friday, April 17 in front of the Frist Campus Center, I feel it is my duty to report as accurately as possible the events that transpired up to and during those ten idyllic minutes of being bathed in feathers. The following report is as honest…

  • The Deads

    The Deads

    Aug 3, 2025

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    by

    Elena Eiss
    in Uncategorized

    Tracing creeping, tangling, choking vines swallowing cities whole.

  • Miriam Y. Holden Collection, Firestone Library  Princeton, NJ

    Miriam Y. Holden Collection, Firestone Library Princeton, NJ

    Apr 7, 2018

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    by

    Nicolette D’Angelo
    in Poetry

    “When Women Look at Men / 8 Million Women Want / Women’s Rights”

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