Video feature: 'I <3 Princeton'

By Nick Barberio on April 20, 2012, 8 a.m.
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Sophomore Kristin Wilson, a Whitman College Council member, participated in her residential college's "I Heart Princeton" day, in which Whitman students helped to gather photos of people across campus who showed their "heart" for Princeton.

Photo by Nick Barberio

Princeton University is a vibrant community of scholarship and learning, and the core of that community is the people who live and work at Princeton.

The video "I <3 [Heart] Princeton" features some of the more than 1,100 faculty members, nearly 8,000 undergraduates and graduate students, and almost 6,000 employees at the University showing their appreciation for Princeton by making a heart symbol with their hands. From the leafy heart of campus to athletic events home and away, these individuals were eager to share their affinity for all Princeton has to offer.

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Rabbi Eitan Webb, director of Scharf Family Chabad House and Chabad chaplaincy at the University, and his family stop by the Frist Campus Center to show their affection for Princeton. (Photo by Nick Barberio)

 

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