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Adjusting to Princeton is a process for everyone, but if you come from a farm or small American town, the bustling and diverse Princeton can be an overwhelming contrast. For rural students, college is a flurry of all things new, inviting opportunities for growth and coming with its own set of challenges.

Adjusting to Princeton is a process for everyone, but if you come from a farm or small American town, the bustling and diverse Princeton can be an overwhelming contrast. For rural students, college is a flurry of all things new, inviting opportunities for growth and coming with its own set of challenges.



The outside of a theater during sunset.

Staff writer for The Prospect Annika Plunkett covered renowned dance choreographer Mark Morris for the first installment of Princeton University Concerts’ annual Healing with Music series.

Staff writer for The Prospect Annika Plunkett covered renowned dance choreographer Mark Morris for the first installment of Princeton University Concerts’ annual Healing with Music series.


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Men’s soccer fought No. 2 Bryant to 0–0 draw last night in a top-five matchup at Roberts Stadium. After a slow start, the Tigers dominated the second half and had multiple chances late to pull out the win.

Men’s soccer fought No. 2 Bryant to 0–0 draw last night in a top-five matchup at Roberts Stadium. After a slow start, the Tigers dominated the second half and had multiple chances late to pull out the win.


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