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Cure Plant Blindness and Find Community: Meet the Princeton Locals Revitalizing Herrontown Woods

A foray into the wilderness of suburbia.

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10.30: Full Design

This week, the Nass is consumed by the urge to read, finds art in the Brooklyn Army Terminal, and delves into memory.

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Remembrance, not Recollection

A writer reflects on history as a collective pursuit in his Jewish tradition.

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Battle With Nature

A poem after Basquiat’s “The Field Next to the Other Road”

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Burning

“The need to keep on reading was an unyielding wildfire.”

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Remember-Reels

“dark purple figs outside four window panes in the paws of a raccoon, beneath a velvet navy sky”

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The Brooklyn Art Salad: Mold, Tulips, and Kale

“The multi-media nature of the work invites viewers to do more than just reflect on what they see: to engage with it through their own experimentation.”

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cartoons

Some cartoons for your Sunday pleasure.

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Exposing the Gaps in Princeton’s Facade of Economic Inclusivity

A dive into Princeton’s unfulfilled promises to low-income students.

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In Praise of Old Nass-Saw: Full Design

This week, the Nass is indubitably phenomenal, as writers discuss campus infrastructure.

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once, Chagall

“Jubilation—that is the meaning / of this anti-reminiscence.”

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Perches

“All these little fires / give me a sense of placelessness / odd because the walk here at night / is landmarked to tell me exactly where I am.”

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