7:00pm – Colleagues in arts, humanities and media
Watch NJ Arts News stories followed by updates from Martha King (Associate Editor, The Jefferson Papers), Margaret Gilbride (Executive Director, NJ Campus Compact), Sheri Prupis, (Educational Technology Initiatives, NJEDge.com), American Repertory Ballet, Trenton Children’s Chorus, and Princeton Community TV
Best-selling author and New York Times columnist Gail Collins kicks off the promotional tour of her latest book, “As Texas Goes … How the Lone Star State Hijacked the American Agenda,” Tuesday, June 5 at 7 p.m., at Princeton Public Library.
Having long seen America's fundamental divide as a war between the Republican heartland and the two liberal coasts, Collins came to believe that Texas was the birthplace of the conservative political agenda that is now sweeping the country and defining our national identity.
A non-partisan workshop for new citizens and new voters will be held on
Nellie Peyton is a student at Princeton University, Class of 2014. She is from New York, New York, and is majoring in Comparative Literature.
Nellie Peyton is a student at Princeton University, Class of 2014. She is from New York, New York, and is majoring in Comparative Literature.
Louise Connelly is a student in the Princeton University Class of '15, and member of the University Press Club. She recently moved to Princeton from Wilmington, Delaware.
The Princeton-based Coalition for Peace Action (CFPA) today announced the results of its “Penny Poll” of how taxpayers mailing their federal tax returns on April 17, the filing deadline, would like to see their tax dollars spent. 
Free Admission. All are welcome. Video Screening of “The Princeton Plan: 50 Years Later” Featuring Guest Speakers, Ms. Shirley Satterfield and Mr. Henry Pannell, members of the first class to integrate in the Princeton School system. For more information contact, Debra Raines at (609) 497-2100 ext. 307 or draines@ ywcaprinceton.org
Vivienne Chen is a student at Princeton University majoring in English. She recently moved to Princeton from Pleasanton, California.
