The Inconvenient 'Enclave' Within the University's Domain

Published on Princeton Alumni Weekly (https://paw.princeton.edu)

The Inconvenient 'Enclave' Within the University's Domain

By Douglas B. Rubin ’81

Published online May 15, 2018

In Response to: Rally ’Round the Cannon: Mapmaker, Mapmaker [6]

If one looks at the most recent campus map
http://m.princeton.edu/map/campus [7]
One might or might not notice a small patch of brown area along Prospect Avenue, amidst the green flow that stretches from the Graduate College past Harrison Street to the Butler Tract. Four (actually five) of the 16 historic eating club sites are now owned by the University.

If geography is destiny, what does this suggest?

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