West Windsor Charlie Brown’s Closes
October 3, 2007
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I have terrible news. Charlie Brown’s is closed. Not only is this unfortunate because I just scheduled the first Princeton Emergent Cohort meeting to take place at Charlie Brown’s - but it is an utter travesty. Why? On Thursday nights, Charlie Brown’s was the hangout for Princeton Seminarians (especially those of [...]
The drive back to Princeton
September 12, 2005
I pulled into Princeton Theological Seminary at around 3.00am last night - it was a pretty long drive, not to mention being stuck here DC traffic for about an hour or two (the picture above was taken then). It was absolutely horrible stop-and-go traffic, and my left foot just started hurting from the clutch (this [...]
Tags: Crocs, Princeton, Travel.bE @ PTS | Feedback
March 22, 2005
Last night we did the .bE worship gathering at Princeton and it went amazingly well. It felt really good to finally be able to share this type of a worship experience with the Princeton Seminary community and from what I can tell, it was received very well. We definitely had the biggest crowd ever (probably [...]
Tags: alt.worship, PrincetonI love seminary.
January 28, 2005
Tags: Hookah, Princeton, Princeton-Seminary, Seminary-Life, Sheeshah, Water-PipeAnd it ends soon…
January 23, 2005
And the break will end. And the classes will begin, the papers will be assigned, the Hebrew vocab quizzes will happen every week. But it is good. You can only do nothing for so long.
I’ve thoroughly enjoyed this break…so good to just be friends, watch movies, hang out, get alone time, blog and spend time [...]
4:48 Psychosis
December 6, 2004
4:48 Psychosis, written by Sarah Kane. I had heard this was a pretty phenomenal piece of theatre, so Josh and I went to check it out tonight at Princeton University (here is a review). Definitely one where you walk out thinking…well, yah, just thinking.
Kane was a British playwright who herself struggled with manic depression (and [...]
U.S. Army comes to Princeton
November 11, 2004
Chaplain (Major) John Kiser (U.S. Army) spoke in Chapel this morning at Princeton. One of the first things he said was that the pacifists in the group normally don’t know how to respond to man or woman in uniform preaching, which is true. For those of you who don’t know, my mother comes from a [...]
Tags: Army, Chaplain, Peace, Princeton, US-Army, WarThe Crisis of Christian Identity in the American Empire
November 11, 2004
Cornel West gave a lecture this past Monday here at the Seminary. For those of you who have never seen him, or heard him speak, he’s amazing - the way which he uses words and the English language to keep you captivated. I got there a little late so the only seat was behind him, [...]
Tags: Cornel-West, Democray, Politics, Princeton, Princeton-University, RacePrinceton Colors
October 31, 2004
It’s impossible to be inside doing Hebrew homework when it’s 70 degrees and a beautiful day in Princeton. I’m glad I was out this afternoon — now this evening, it’s the books!
Tags: Fall, Fall-Colors, New-England, New-Jersey, PrincetonNader in Princeton
October 15, 2004
After studying a little bit of Hebrew (hesed, lehem, hoshek, avon), I went for a walk downtown with Katie (who is in the left picture pointing towards Mr. Ralph Nader) and we saw Ralph Nader. Nader was in town speaking at the University; a group of us went down to try and get in earlier [...]
Tags: Nader, Princeton, Ralph-Nader
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