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| | PAW April 7, 2004: Letter to the Editor |
 | | Not bad, but hardly up there with the likes of the train robbery, the admission of (nonexistent) William Oznot into the Class of 1969, or the antics of those wacky early Princetonians, who once brought a cow to the pulpit of the Chapel just before morning services, to protest mandatory attendance. |
 | | In his Perspective essay, Edwards, the secretary of his class, describes the train robbery, on Houseparties weekend, as a spirited last hurrah to Princeton and youth, as one last tweak at tradition before graduation, when students would join that traditional, real world. |
 | | In recounting the great train robbery, Edwards recalls a time of personal transition – those expectant moments between youth and adulthood, before the bonds of reality took hold. |
| www.princeton.edu /~paw/archive_new/PAW03-04/12-0407/editor.html (556 words) |
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