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(Photo by George Vogel)

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A GATED COMMUNITY: Princeton University re-installed its FitzRandolph Gates at its main entrance on Nassau Street late last week. The gates were removed in late July for repair and restoration in preparation for the entrance's 100th anniversary next year. More of a symbolic landmark than a utilitarian structure, the gates were installed in 1905 at the request of Augustus Van Winkle, a descendent of Nathaniel FitzRandolph, who donated the land on which Nassau Hall was built. The gates have since become a symbol for both the town and the University.

Witherspoon Street Under Scrutiny

Matthew Hersh

Witherspoon Street, the neighborly roadway stretching from the once-aptly named Valley Road to the main gates of Princeton University, has suddenly been the subject of intense scrutiny.

Hospital Task Force Forum Will Continue Expansion Discussion

Matthew Hersh

The Princeton Health Care Task Force will continue its discussion tonight on the possibilities of on-site expansion at its Witherspoon Street campus.

Parenting Forum Identifies Key Issues Among Today's Youth

Candace Braun

Following last Monday's information session on gang violence, Rev. Frank Strasburger of the Trinity Church held a parenting forum at John Witherspoon Middle School to discuss what parents in the community can do about the issues facing Princeton's youth.

 

 

 

 
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