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  • noun Plural form of Princetonian.

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  • Keep in mind also that Princetonians disproportionately flock to Wall Street after graduation, a sector of the working world that feels fluctuations in the broader economy more sharply than do many others.

    The Volokh Conspiracy » The Self-Pity of Elena Kagan 2010

  • Still, it's likely that at least a few old Princetonians are scratching their heads, because they know that in their day, not one of the new justices — not Kagan or Samuel Alito or Sonia Sotomayor — would have had much, if any, chance of admission to Princeton.

    Twilight of the WASPs 2010

  • Every spring, Princetonians return in droves for their 25th reunion, donning orange-and - black class jackets, to reunite with classmates, march in the P-Rade and sing "Old Nassau."

    Michelle Obama Skips Milestone Princeton Reunion 2010

  • He was said to prefer to represent Princetonians, which left him with James Stewart and not much of anybody else.

    HOLLYWOOD Larry McMurtry 2010

  • Princetonians, 1748—1768: A Biographical Dictionary Princeton, 1976.

    Robert Morris Charles Rappleye 2010

  • Keep in mind also that Princetonians disproportionately flock to Wall Street after graduation, a sector of the working world that feels fluctuations in the broader economy more sharply than do many others.

    The Volokh Conspiracy » The Self-Pity of Elena Kagan 2010

  • The P-Rade, on Saturday afternoon, is a huge parade of Princetonians dressed in orange and black carrying various tiger paraphernalia.

    At Princeton Reunion, Much Ado About Dunko 2010

  • Princetonians, 1748—1768: A Biographical Dictionary Princeton, 1976.

    Robert Morris Charles Rappleye 2010

  • The content is varied; the energy and commitment of Princetonians finding ways to make a difference has remained constant.

    Caitlin Sullivan: Service Corps: Leveraging Volunteers For Community Improvement 2009

  • They the Princetonians, not Oxford seem to have turned even donations into a competitive activity: many of the years marching had placards noting how much they had donated that year, that decade, since their existence, etc etc, with the clear intent of coming out top.

    Archive 2009-06-01 Ra 2009

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