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Join the Office of Alumni Relations, fellow alums and friends for the spectacular Orchid Extravaganza at Longwood Gardens on Sunday, March 11.

More than 20 student performers auditioned in front of four judges and 150 of their peers in the Yvonne Theater in The R Factor, during Winter Weekend 2012.

Two girls, a Polish Catholic and a German Jew who both survived the Holocaust to forge a close friendship, are the subject of the film, which will premiere on February 9. The screening will be followed by a discussion.

In a new one-credit course offered during the JTerm, students had a chance to shadow successful alumni and community business leaders in their professional settings.

In recognition of Black History Month, several ������ý���� organizations are presenting a series of events on the Lawrenceville and Princeton campuses during the month of February to celebrate African-American heritage and history in the United States.

The Museum of Tolerance in New York will present a screening of “Stills of the Movement: The Civil Rights Photojournalism of Flip Schulke,” a documentary detailing the career of the preeminent Civil Rights photojournalist, on February 2 to honor Black History Month.