Princeton - Weekly Bulletin 05/02/05 - Bringing town and gown together

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Bringing town and gown together

Princeton NJ -- The campus and downtown areas were transformed into a colorful fairground during the annual Communiversity celebration Saturday, April 23.

Sponsored by students at the University and the Arts Council of Princeton, the event each year brings the town and University together for a day of performances, food, games and more. Merchants, nonprofit organizations, musicians, performing and visual artists, food vendors and 60 University student organizations and performing groups offered activities for students and families alike.

Below, the Tigerlillies a cappella group entertained the crowd during an arch sing at East Pyne. Bottom left, Naacho, Princeton's first Indian dance troupe performed on front campus. Bottom right, Lawrenceville musician Bob Norman played guitar and sang original folk songs at one of several Nassau Street venues.

Photographs: Denise Applewhite