“The Intimates: Connected by the Line,” left, a photo by Rachel Steinberg ’10, received a special commendation in an exhibition of photos by Princeton students, faculty, and staff on the theme: “What Is Family?” The photo of garments floating in the sun was taken in Jerusalem. Also included in the exhibit’s 30 images is “Orphanage, Karachi, Pakistan,” above, by Waqas Jawaid ’10. The photos provide “a visual representation of the wonderful richness and diversity of families throughout the world,” according to Paul Raushenbush, associate dean of the Chapel. The exhibit is on display in Murray-Dodge Hall.
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