m — Remember the Town Topics Holiday Fund .-SHU.. Volume LX, Number 4 www.towntopics.com 50c at newsstands Wednesday January 25, 2006 $101 Million Arts Gift Hospital Site Taking Shape The FormerJohn Witherspoon Estate. Could Impact Not Only Tusculum,"tobe Any future development where the in the new Master Plan amendments, Witherspoon and Franklin Avenue. Preserved for Curriculum, but Campus University Medical Center at Princeton new development could result in up to Newwordingworked intotheamend- OpenSpace currently stands became significantly 280 units, both affordable and market ments last week could soften the level The Princeton Symphony maPnetoefrtBh.eLaeuwitso,ipnhsiulraenrt,hrtohpeisPtr,ocghraeisr-- eRaesgiieornatlo vPilsaunanliinzge BTohaurrds,daafytewrhmeonntthhse rvaetleo,pumpenttoo4r4r0e,-0u0s0eosfqcuuarrreenfteebtuiolfdidneg-s oafndeeingsihtbyorbhyoiondclsutdrienegttrhuennpionssgibtihlriotyugohf OarGcrhoesutpraofPOrpeesreanttisc sthievenCaomrep.,atatnadc,hedastoofthleas$t1S0a1tumrildlaiyo,n ogfuiddeelliibneersatitohna,t vwioltledultoinmaMtaeslytedricPtlaatne (atnhde hcousrprietnatl abunidldainntgiscoipnattehde smietdeiccuarl- tthheesPihtie.laIdterlepmhaiian-sbauspedtoLutbheertd-eAvdelleorp,era,s oEBfixrcMteohrzdpaatryst'isn2C5e0ltehbration21 dphoaorsnt,aitniogonnecrtecoaotuPilrvdienscaeantydontpweUonrifbvorerarmisininstgywsahrutepsn-, zsopnAaicnemgaojfnoorrthhecoouWsmiiptnohgen,ressnpttooroeinns,SBtaroneaedrtdospidteeen- ratehnnadttluytphcattoomcp1or8ui0lsdfeeee4xt4to0ef,ncd8o6mt4omestrqhceuiacarolersnlepereatc)oe,f twiolltheexctoennfdigsutrraeteitosnloifkethLeeisgtrheeotroBriritchit Cream Returnson DVD: it comes to supporting his alma mater. liberations stemmed from a proposal ContinuedonPage6 The Ultimate PowerTrio - His left brain could have dictated originated by the community planning Monument Lighting Closer to Goal Rocks the RoyalAlbert the $60 million he gave for the Frank group, Princeton Future, calling for Hall 23 Gehry-designed PeterB. LewisScience streets to be built through the site, in Thanks to Special Purpose Grant Library, currently underconstruction at an efforttoprecludedevelopment that, Gary Griffin Directs thecornerof Ivy Lane and Washington some residentsfear, will section off the Production ofO'Neill's Road, as well as his $35 million gift to surrounding neighborhoods. Prospects of having the darkened TheeffortinitiatedbythelateJoseph M"HWaoinotdhn"afoSrutrheeaMnidsbSeegnostitt2iev5ne eIsnttaegbrlaitsihvethGeenLeowmiisc-sS.igler Institute for ofAthpeetPiltainonnionfgfeBroeadrdto(athgeromuepmbofer4s2 mMlitoonnbourlimigethhnttetnhaeattdBoissriogtnuhigefhicPHaraniltlnlcypeetlroamsnatnBewanetttellkye AmOl'aNlyeioiarln,lceiwshinnoohdwoineboderionfogfcoctmahprelriilecadatetoiuBotnosrbyofurtgohhme However, it's Mr. Lewis's right brain residents largelyfrom immediatelysur- with news that a state grant will cover leukemia in October of last year. Af- FormerPHSSwimStar that has come to the fore with his $101 rounding neighborhoods) called for a a significant portion of the cost ter the $50,000 grant, in addition to JesseApplegate toStand million gift for the advancement of the "senseofplace,"andthatthe"character A Special Purpose grant sought by a $25,000 donation Uom Pnnceton Tall ForRutgers. 32 amtrretuess,ttieanensgn,sonuoolnwciethrdeieoUnlnairSvgaeertssutirtdgyiaf'ytsifbnoolUalnroiwdvienrogt- otmfreaennssttlaaobtrleiso'hveedrnotesoipaguanh.ybosrtiuhttouu,ordepsa"rdteisvcheuolluoalrpld-y Aotsuomgn.h)PRaermekUsdrGAjul'lsweicai$noScrQea.tQ(oQOrQ-Pttrhoien\c.m\eootnoPununmBceofrnt--t Utbniioevnyseo,rnstidhteytihaneintdhiaat$ti5vle,w0am0yo0vpieonidnptrc,iovnaasptipedaedrroeannbatll-yy s$i1ty00himsitlolriyo—nwdionnnaintgiobnybaynoGsoerdoovenrWthue cscoanlceeronfinnegwtdheeveplotoepnmteinatl.hAesigwhotradnedd lighting effort, which includes a goal of moving the project forward fasterthan in 1995 for the University's School of $125,000. ContinuedonPage it Engineering and Applied Science. Whichever side was dominant, the gift, he said, will fill a void that he felt while an undergraduate student here. He graduated in 1955. "I think the giftwillgiveanawareness of the arts and give enough exposure tostudents sothat they won't graduate as did—not understanding the power I CamiMahon Providing of art to enhance one's life," Mr. Lewis Leadership from the Back said in an interview Monday "Ijustthink As PHS Girls' Hockey therewillbemoreaction intheartworld Builds Momentum ...34 at Princeton. "And that's good." Art 17 Indeed, Mr. Lewis's donation, which Books 16 had been about six months in the mak- Calendar 39 ing, he said, could very well not only Cinema 28 impacttheprograms in creative writing, theater, dance, visual arts, and music ClassifiedAds 44 performance, itcouldalso initiatesome Clubs 8 significant physical changes on cam- ConsumerBureau .... 38 pus. Engagements 12 Robert Durkee, vice president and Mailbox 15 secretary ofthe University, said Satur- day that the gift will serve as the impe- Music/Theater 21 tusforadditionalfacultyandfellows, but Obituaries 40 could also revive the idea of estabish- People 13 ing an "arts neighborhood" toward the Religion 41 southwestern portion of campus, near ADDRESSING MIDDLE EAST POLICY: U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-New York) made her case for United Nation sanc- Sports 30 the McCarter and Berlind theaters. tions against Iran, saying that "we cannot, should not, must not permit Iran to build nuclear weapons." Ms. Clinton Topicsof the Town 3 "There will need to be additional spoke last Wednesday at Richardson Auditorium on the Princeton University campus at a ceremony celebrating the space," Mr. Durkee said, echoing Woodrow Wilson Schools75th anniversaryand marking the creation of a new University professorship: theS. 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"We need leadership also said that for the militant •Limitedquantities.Mulesupplies lost Ms. Clinton spoke on Mid- throughout the rest of the faction of the Palestinian dle East policy at a Richard- world, but perhaps leadership population, there were "no son Auditorium event com- is needed the most in the more excuses" for continuing memorating both the Middle East," she said. Ms. a stalemate too frequently Woodrow Wilson School's Clinton, the former first lady, punctuated with violence. 75th anniversary and the cre- and potential 2008 presiden- As for the war In Iraq, Ms. ation of the S. Daniel Abra- tial candidate, expressed a Clinton said there were "no & ham Visiting Professorship In strong support for the Israeli quick, easy solutions," but Lawrence Center*Rte 1 Rotas Middle Eastern Policy Stud- state, saying that a stable that a working government Brighton 609-882-28 ies. It was named after the Israel is the benchmark of of needs to be established. She former chairman of Slim-Fast a stable Middle East. did, however, acknowledge Foods, and a long-time sup- To that end, Ms. Clinton the progress made in the Mid- porter of Middle East peace regarded recent comments dle East: "We have, however, Princeton Day Sci iool process who helped fund posed by the newly-elected overcome great odds." Birthright Israel, a program Iranian President Mahmoud — Matthew Hersh Summer that sponsors tours of Israel Ahmadinejad as "outra- for young American Jews. geous," referring to his call ~"n Mr. Abraham also co-founded for a summit to determine if the Center for Middle East the Holocaust did occur. Programs Peace and Economic Cooper- And at perhaps the most ation, a group based In Wash- serious moment in her 40- -^Woodwinfls ington that has supported the mlnute address, Ms. Clinton Oslo peace accords. said: "We cannot, should not, feTsshoersfhiirpstishoDladneirelofKutrhtezeprr,oa- mnuucslteanrotwepaepromnist."Iran to build l partners in ecology... \ Arts • Academics • Athletics • Adventure former U.S. ambassador to The senator also called for I Camps for all ages, all In one place! both Israel and Egypt. Both an increase in the standard of Cmleinntown'esreaddorneshs,anbdutfdoirdMnso.t ldievcilngarefdor tPhaaltesttihneiansrecaenndt }[4649029U.-S.9R2t.427-, 3Pr5inc0et0on) June 7 - August 4, 2006 deliver remarks. 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Ifthe peopleof continuedfrompageone ment of the genomics in- Princeton University have a stitute, the creation of the better experience, the peo- the initiative put forth in science library with Frank ple of Princeton will have a SAVE 35-50% Gehry'sarchitecturalstamp, better experience." University President Shir- and, most recently, the arts —Matthew Hersh ley Tilghman's report call- initiative. tionghfoorusmeortehe"phnyeswicaalnsdpaecxe- "It's been a remarkable [Tbwn Topics puts up to $200 instant rebate. patainvdeeadnpdropgerrfaomrsmiinntghearctrse,-" lMerv.elDuorfkegee.nerosity," said Ml I'Mh AND ENTER TO WIN THE "DOUBLE-DIP" DRAWING and citing the area south Mr. Lewis took a decid- well loved of the theaters on Alexan- edly humbler tone, saying and (M« store for tlei.nl-.) der Street. While no final that the gift, if successful, decisions have been made should benefitthose beyond well read What makes a Shifman mattress so refreshingly different? Exquisite craftsmanship and on the location of those the University's walls: "The the worlds finest materials - liko natural cotton upholstery, unique hand-tutting, and neighborhoodsorevenwhat town's a great place to live, since 1946 eight-way hand lied box springs - to assure the most durable and luxurious comfort those spaces will be, Mr. I have family in Princeton, available. Plus, right now. when you purchase an Ultra premium sot you'll also enjoy Durkee said that significant extraordinarysavings-andagreatInstantrebate. Don'tdelay -Sleepbetter today! time will be spent reviewing Come PaintAny Time tinhgosmeopnrtohssp.ects in the com- or Plan a Party or Event in Our Studio LIMITED TIME ONLY! With McCarter and Ber- lind, there have been ongo- ing talksabout straightening out University Place so that connects with Alexander it Road further to the south. Doing so, Mr. Durkee said, could free up space for en additional facility (or"facilities") for the arts. 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