On the CampusFinal SceneMather Sundial On a sunny October day, students bring their laptops to a longtime campus meeting spot.Note: The name of the sundial was reported incorrectly in the Nov. 18 issue of PAW.Photograph by Ricardo Barros 1 ResponseJack Doran ’68 10 Years AgoPrinceton's essenceRicardo Barros’ photo of Mather Sundial (Final Scene, Nov. 18) captures perfectly the essence of the University. But for the laptops and gender, those could have been my classmates in 1968.ReplyJoin the conversation Name Email Princeton affiliation - Select -AlumniFacultyStaffStudentCommunity MemberNon-alumni ResponsePlain textFull name and Princeton affiliation (if applicable) are required for all published comments. For more information, view our commenting policy. Responses are limited to 500 words for online and 250 words for print consideration. The Latest See all Tiger of the WeekMike Pinsky ’15 Debuts as Princeton’s First ‘Survivor’ Contestant On the CampusMIT Unseats Princeton as U.S. News’ No. 1-Ranked College Featured AuthorsTom Chestnut ’70 Preserves Princeton Basketball’s History Featured AuthorsRobert McCracken Peck ’74 Explores the World’s Wild Places Featured AuthorsKatherine Nouri Hughes *84 Examines Trauma, Loss, and Connection Related News Tiger of the WeekMike Pinsky ’15 Debuts as Princeton’s First ‘Survivor’ Contestant ‘It’s time to get a tiger out there in the jungle,’ Pinsky says On the CampusMIT Unseats Princeton as U.S. News’ No. 1-Ranked College Featured AuthorsTom Chestnut ’70 Preserves Princeton Basketball’s History
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Jack Doran ’68
10 Years AgoPrinceton's essence
Ricardo Barros’ photo of Mather Sundial (Final Scene, Nov. 18) captures perfectly the essence of the University. But for the laptops and gender, those could have been my classmates in 1968.