[yvonne]

Those are impressive bona fides, Mick!

My older son plays volleyball and will graduate from Princeton this year.  He played club volleyball with Brian Cook and high school volleyball with Matt Aiello (both Stanford MVB).  My younger son was just accepted to Princeton a few days ago (early admission).  But both are Stanford football fans...;)

I worked at Princeton for a couple of years between undergrad and grad school. It's a great place, albeit a bit stuffy. The campus is beautiful, and the whole town and several nearby identify with it. I like the feel, but it's very different from Stanford. When I was back there last year one of the thoughts that went through my mind was "Where do the kids play?" Most grassy areas are chained off, making it pointedly obvious that pedestrians are to stay on the flagstone paths.

[yvonne]

Those are impressive bona fides, Mick!

My older son plays volleyball and will graduate from Princeton this year.  He played club volleyball with Brian Cook and high school volleyball with Matt Aiello (both Stanford MVB).  My younger son was just accepted to Princeton a few days ago (early admission).  But both are Stanford football fans...;)

I worked at Princeton for a couple of years between undergrad and grad school. It's a great place, albeit a bit stuffy. The campus is beautiful, and the whole town and several nearby identify with it. I like the feel, but it's very different from Stanford. When I was back there last year one of the thoughts that went through my mind was "Where do the kids play?" Most grassy areas are chained off, making it pointedly obvious that pedestrians are to stay on the flagstone paths.