Typically disruptions in class are not taken lightly, but the professor seemed to enjoy this student’s arrival. Were you in this class? Let us know the full story at paw@princeton.edu.
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T.J. Luce *58
7 Years AgoFrom the Archives
I write in reference to the March 22 From the Archives photo (above). This is Professor Frank Bourne ’36 *41’s Roman law class back in the late 1960s or early ’70s. I was one of the preceptors in the course, and I believe I was present when the photo was taken. The naked student (and a few others) streaked the lecture as a prank. What he is holding up in his hand, I do not know. The board behind Frank has a whole bunch of Latin legal terms.