More than 700 alumni, friends, parents, faculty, and staff gathered in Jadwin gymnasium to officially launch Princeton’s new five-year campaign. The gala dinner featured a keynote address by President Tilghman as well as remarks by Campaign Co-chairs Bob Murley ‘72 and Nancy Peretsman ‘76, AG Chair Raj Vinnakota ‘93, and Professor Anthony Grafton.
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Vice President for Development Brian J. McDonald ‘83 presents an Aspire megaphone to President Shirley M. Tilghman, the campaign’s greatest “cheerleader.”
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President Tilghman presents Peter B. Lewis ‘55 with a giant roll of tickets symbolizing that he will be welcome at every Princeton performance, exhibition, or other art-related event.
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Mezzo-soprano Tracie Luck performs the aria “Margaret’s Lullaby” from a new opera with a libretto by Professor Emeritus Toni Morrison as part of “A Celebration of the Arts at Princeton,” a showcase of performances held on Friday, November 9, 2007.
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The Lewis Center for the Arts was celebrated in Richardson auditorium on November 8, 2007. Dozens of hanging banners echo the pipes of Richardson’s majestic organ.
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Peter B. Lewis ‘55 converses with Professor Paul Muldoon, the Pulitzer-Prize winning poet who chairs the Lewis Center for the Arts, during a reception in the Lucas Gallery of 185 Nassau on November 8 to celebrate the naming of the Peter B. Lewis Center for the Arts.
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Banners hang from Nassau Hall in celebration of Aspire: A Plan for Princeton, launched November 9, 2007
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