Orange Key Guest Book

• 1/1/1998, 12:34, Kyla Christensen-Szalanski, 1 Hickory Ridge NE Iowa City, IA 52240
  Thank you very much for the tour. When we were in New England, recently, we weren't able to visit Princeton. Seeing this tour on the computer made it a lot easier. Thanks again!
  
• 1/3/1998, 18:14, m. nayeem khan, 403 metlars lane , piscataway, nj 08854.
  it's been thrilled to see this tour .
  
• 1/4/1998, 17:8, Jesse Torrero, jtorrero@aludra.usc.edu
  It's a excellent web site;keep up the good work.
  
• 1/5/1998, 17:24, Rachel Ahern, 2550 Canaan Way Grand Junction, CO 81505
  I'm an applicant to Princeton for the class of '02. This virtual tour is a nice idea, and helpful for someone who lives too far away to take an actual tour. Thanks!
  
• 1/10/1998, 18:50, Catherine Hollingsworth, 6617 Louise St.
  
  
• 1/11/1998, 13:49, lauren ricigliano, 53 toyon way,carmel valley,ca. 93924
  I'm only 15 but since age 10 I've always wanted to attend Princeton.
  
• 1/11/1998, 15:18, Krishna Ratnam (97 alumnus),
  I enjoyed the virtual tour, but thought that the picture of prospect avenue could be much improved. Also, be sure to showcase the new music building, which is beautiful.
  
• 1/13/1998, 13:15, Cole M. Crittenden,
  What a novel idea! I enjoyed the tour, the first of its developed kind I've seen on the internet. Thank you for a delightful trip.
  
• 1/14/1998, 11:10, Heidi Elmendorf '88, 19211 Dunbridge Way Gaithersaburg, MD 20879
  What a walk down memory lane...Perhaps more so than for most alumni, since I was in charge of Orange Key when I was an undergrad at Princeton. You have done a fabulous job conveying the feel of the campus in a web tour. Congratulations, but I hope it doesn't diminish the number of people who still take the real thing. An experience for both touree and tour-giver not to be missed!
  
• 1/16/1998, 17:24, Paul Journée King, 4021 Yorktown Dr. Apt 6A Fairfax, VA 22030
  I really enjoyed your site. I have applied to Princeton, and I really want to visit the campus, but I haven't been able to. I have heard so much about the beauty of your campus from other people, and I guess seeing pictures of it is the next best thing to actually visiting. You guys did a good job. Maybe I'll be giving a tour some time ;).
  
• 1/17/1998, 20:38, Anne E. Staples, 709 Stewart Ave., A25 Ithaca, NY 14850
  A beautiful web site. I have been visiting University sites all day and yours is truly superior!
  
• 1/28/1998, 18:50, Thomas B. Hutch, Jr., 1707A Barrett Court North Chicago, IL 60064
  Very interesting tour. My facination of Princeton has increased dramatically!
  
• 1/31/1998, 10:13, Marjorie L. Schreck,
  
  
• 1/31/1998, 10:15, Marjorie L. Schreck, 14 Fletcher Drive Montville, NJ 07045
  Very interesting tour with a lot of history. Will be visiting the campus soon and this tour has given me a lot of background information.
  
• 1/31/1998, 11:49, YUAN TAY NEVES, SERRANO 401 TALTAL CHILE
  YOU SHOULD HAVE A SINGLE WEB PAGE FOR ADMISSION AND FOREIGN STUDENTS.
  
• 2/4/1998, 17:24, Matthew Wanner,
  
  
• 2/4/1998, 18:13, Nathan Hall, 1618 E. Wayne St. South Bend, IN 46615
  I am interested in possibly attending Princeton. I am now a junior at John Adams High School, also in South Bend. I am ranked 1 in my class of 265. I want to go into either chemical or mechanical engineering, and saw Princeton high on the list of national engineering schools. I have already requested information, but wanted to tell you that I am possibly interested in attending Princeton. Thank you very much. Nathan
  
• 2/4/1998, 22:56, Kim Hadcock, 809 Homewood Park Drive Billings, MT 59106
  It was exciting to see Princeton University again. I grew up on the campus of Princeton. My father was a faculty member there. It's been over twenty years since I have set foot on the campus so this tour brought back alot of happy memories for me.
  
• 2/11/1998, 22:42, shannon m. rebholz,
  
  
• 2/12/1998, 17:50, Jessica E. Bull '92, 1202 S. Washington Street, #606C Alexandria, VA 22314-4445
  This is wonderful - I'm learning all kinds of things I never knew about Princeton while I was there! Thanks for creating this site!
  
• 2/15/1998, 3:38, DANA , PO BOX 10-37, 10 BUCHAREST, ROMANIA
  
  
• 2/17/1998, 1:3, Kristina Rodriguez, 62 Washington Road, Princeton
  OK, so I was disappointed by the lack of info in Butler College, the E-quad and the Geosciences building, three of the main aspects of my Princeton Education. Otherwise, it was ok. kmr@princeton.edu
  
• 2/17/1998, 14:55, Ginger Ellsworth,
  This is a test. just seeing what we can do...... how long can I type for before the text box makes me return? Let's see...............................................................................................................have gone for a while......still trying....how about a new letter 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 A long time, eh? Not really sure we need 60 columns. Alkthough, for those long notes..... tweh thelw asdkfj
  
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• 2/19/1998, 13:27, ginger take two, ginger@princeton.edu
  next i have to figure out how to clear entries...
  
• 2/19/1998, 13:28, ginger take three, ginger@princeton.edu
  next i have to figure out how to clear entries...
  
• 2/21/1998, 17:34, Natasha Bollinger, tasha217@hotmail.com
  Hi! This is a great online tour. All of you did a wonderful job putting it together. I'd love to hear from a Princeton student. So, if any of you have the time, write me and let me know how life at Princeton is. Thanks!!
  
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• 2/24/1998, 14:18, PAMELA ELLSWORTH, PHELLS@AOL.COM
  DO YOU HAVE ANY PICTURES OF THE CURRENT GUIDES. THERE IS ONE IN PARTICULAR THAT I AM INTERESTED IN MEETING. SHE IS ABOUT 5 FOOT 8 AND HAS LOVELY HAIR AND A GREAT BIG BEAUTIFUL SMILE.!! I REALLY WOULD LIKE TO GET TO KNOW HER BETTER. PLEASE RESPOND.
  
• 2/25/1998, 12:19, Maureen Yuen, Miere219@aol.com
  Princeton's history is absolutely fascinating. Not only was i presented with your beautiful campus, i was enlightened with its rich history. I can't wait to experience the campus in person. Thanks for the tour!
  
• 2/26/1998, 16:7, Gracen Hauk, ghauk@mail.smu.edu
  
  
• 3/6/1998, 11:34, Heather and Cecily, Heathro29@aol.com
  Wonderful, riviting, movie should receive an Oscar. I was so moved by the wonderful imagery.Thank you very much. We hope to be hearing good news soon regarding the application process.
  
• 3/6/1998, 18:4, Laura S. Munzer '79, damlaw@worldnet.att.net
  As a former Orange Key guide (including two summers!) I really enjoyed the virtual tour. It's nice to know that most of the same jokes are still part of the tour!
  
• 3/15/1998, 16:57, Robert Kiburz, kibbit@aol.com
  I enjoyed the electronic version of your tour; I enjoyed the real thing even more. I truly hope my son gains admission to Princeton so that he can enjoy this great institution for four years.
  
• 3/16/1998, 20:55, Laura Merzig, laura.v.merzig@wheaton.edu
  For those of us who can only imagine Princeton as we fill out applications, your "virtual tour" was a breath of the beautiful reality of your lovely campus. Thank you very much for this service. As the Lord wills, I hope to be in the lovely surroundings as a gradute student someday.
  
• 3/17/1998, 12:47, Kriten Girardi, Kristen015
  no comment
  
• 3/21/1998, 11:45, Michelle Irwin, MCI83@aol.com
  
  
• 3/21/1998, 11:47, Michelle Irwin, MCI83@aol.com or Gus156@aol.com
  Enjoyed the tour!! Very interested in attending Princeton in the future!
  
• 3/25/1998, 12:51, Joe Hays, joehays@praisegod.org
  I will be entering PTS this coming fall. My wife and I will not have a chance to visit Princeton before we come so it is nice to have gone through the tour. I feel like I know at least a little about the campus and it's history. Thank you for the tour.
  
• 3/27/1998, 11:2, John Bright, jbright@pasen.gov
  The introduction page of your tour refers to Princeton's original mission as "training enlighted men for the Presbyterian clergy." "Enlighted" is not a word, so I suspect the writer meant to use "enlightened." Perhaps you should fix that before some rival institution uses it against you. :-) Thanks.
  
• 3/27/1998, 11:15, John Bright, jbright@pasen.gov
  Forgive me for appearing obsessive, but here is another correction: on the Stanhope and Nassau Hall page, in the last paragraph, the word "momentous" is misspelled as "momentus." Thanks.
  
• 3/29/1998, 18:30, Amanda Bergmann, c717061@showme.missouri.edu
  
  
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• 3/31/1998, 11:27, Lori C. Johnson, galenlori@aol.com
  This tour is fantastic. The Princeton University web page is one of the best college web sites I have seen so far. Thank you for putting so much effort into it.
  
• 3/31/1998, 16:59, Brieann Mellar,
  The virtual tour was very realistic and the campus was beautiful.
  
• 3/31/1998, 20:7, Mary Gillis, megillis@uci.edu
  Wonderful Tour! I can't wait to see the campus in person.
  
• 4/2/1998, 20:39, K. Damiano, KDAM98
  I thoroughly enjoyed this virtual tour. Your website is phenominal. I've lived within 10 miles of Princeton for the last 12 years and have never done more that drive through town. This spring I will be making it my business to come to the campus and take the walking tour. I am looking forward to an enjoyable afternoon. Thank you for taking the time to make this site as thorough and informative as it is.
  
• 4/5/1998, 23:8, Melissa D Trail, MTrail4347
  I was very impressed with the tour and I almost feel like I was there in person. My brother works there and I always wanted to know what the school was like because I will probably never get to visit. Thanks!
  
• 4/9/1998, 20:7, Luis Duco, luluduco@juno.com
  I found a lot of material about Prinction. It helps me with my project. Thank. You.
  
• 4/9/1998, 20:8, Luis Duco, luluduco@juno.com
  I found a lot of material about Prinction. It helps me with my project. Thank. You.
  
• 4/18/1998, 1:21, Jill Richardson, Cremona420@aol.com
  
  
• 4/18/1998, 19:23, Frances Harper, seadragon9@aol.com
  
  
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• 4/21/1998, 8:45, Pam Ellsworth, phells@aol.com
  Happy 21st Birthday to Ginger!!!!!
  
• 4/24/1998, 13:22, Karabeth Randolph,
  
  
• 4/26/1998, 19:39, Bernard R. Hurwitz '91, bhurwitz@alumni.princeton.edu
  Loved it! Lots of memories...thanks.
  
• 4/27/1998, 0:8, Rutgers, Rutgers@rutgers.edu
  Be prepared for the scarlet pride---wiley the silent
  
• 5/1/1998, 9:15, David Banish, band@cobweb.net
  I found your site by looking up Col. Morgan, I am Fasinated by this man and work on property that he once owned. The Col. is forgotten here in Canonsburg, PA. so it was nice to see somthing about him written here.
  
• 5/1/1998, 9:18, David Banish, band@cobweb.net
  I found your site by looking up Col. Morgan, I am Fasinated by this man and work on property that he once lived on. The Col. is forgotten here in Canonsburg, PA. so it was nice to see somthing about him written here. The last parcels of his farm here is about to become an industrial park.
  
• 5/4/1998, 13:38, Jeannie McFadden,
  
  
• 5/4/1998, 13:38, Jeannie McFadden,
  
  
• 5/8/1998, 10:54, Kenny Rudd '92, TheRudds@alumni.Princeton.edu
  As an Orange Key alum, I thoroughly enjoyed my first virtual tour! Good work, and thanks for your work to share about Princeton!
  
• 5/18/1998, 23:40, Marisa Gutierrez, N/A
  I felt that your online services were very informative. Every single page was wonderfully detailed so meticulously that it was impossible to miss anything. Your website is the greatest thing I have seen online so far.
  
• 5/19/1998, 11:7, Carole Prietto, prietto@library.wustl.edu
  I'm University Archivist at Wasington University in St. Louis. What a MARVELOUS tour, full of great stories, well organized ... GREAT, GREAT FUN!!!! I hope I DO get to come to campus someday!
  
• 5/20/1998, 23:7, Kristin, BermudAck@AOL.com
  I absolutely love Princeton! I am in Ninth Grade now at a private school in Pennsylvania. For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to attend Princeton University. I am a diligent worker, inspired to do well in school, in hopes of attending Princeton from 2001-2005. Thank you!
  
• 5/26/1998, 12:39, Rick Coles, Richard.Coles@Lawrence.edu
  
  
• 5/26/1998, 16:14, Yusuf A. Rangwala,
  Great Tour! I wouldn't mind an overhead shot off the entire campus, if at all possible.
  
• 6/6/1998, 17:13, anya, anya 26@earthlink.nnet
  Thank you for a most delightful and informative tour. We will be visiting Princeton the first week in july and look forward to taking your tour in person. Overall a wonderful experience.Thank you for sharing it with us. P.S. Reminds me of Cambridge minus the punting on the river.
  
• 6/6/1998, 21:39, Lucas Boone Foltz Strelow, lucas@mwt.net
  The tour was very extensive, and yet easy to manuver. I enjoyed the excellent information allong with the interesting historical stories. Great Job! Thanks, Lucas
  
• 6/8/1998, 15:33, Gretchen, BigChon@aol.com
  
  
• 6/13/1998, 15:53, Kiley Lynch, kplum@ipa.net
  Outstanding job on the tour. I'm a Delaware Indian and I was glad to see that we were mentioned in your tour. I hope to be there soon and perhaps join you. Thanks.
  
• 6/13/1998, 20:18, Julie M. Buechner, beek98@hotmail.com
  Great tour-almost as fun as the real thing. See you at Princeton in the fall.
  
• 6/13/1998, 22:58, Jamie Graziano, Stealer12@aol.com
  
  
• 6/16/1998, 14:22, Camille DiIlio, Moe8199@aol.com
  This is really great! Thanks a lot, I was able to actually see the campus instead of reading from a College book!
  
• 6/17/1998, 11:47, Michel Trocme,
  I thought you should know that AOL 's link to your web site is out of date. In every attempt to use a directory path from 'universities & colleges' to 'United states' to 'New Jersey', to the' Princeton' link leads to an error message..
  
• 6/18/1998, 21:59, Sahar Sharifzadeh, Sharif@cruznet.net
  Beautiful school.Does it get very cold in Princeton? (I'm from California)
  
• 6/21/1998, 13:57, Kristin Merdinger, Monet789@aol.com
  
  
• 6/26/1998, 17:13, sylvia B. lukes,
  
  
• 7/1/1998, 11:25, Matthew Kim, Laxxyway@aol.com
  I truly enjoyed the virtual tour and all the information that it provided. Princeton is an outstanding institutions filled with tradition. The tour displayed this tradition and pride, and has convinced me to make Princeton my top choice for undergraduate admissions. Although I have already visited Princeton once, this tour makes me want to see the campus again. Thank you for providing this service, and I hope to be given the chance to experience Princeton for myself.
  
• 7/5/1998, 23:18, ashley bates, lgbates@worldnet.att.net
  
  
• 7/6/1998, 11:49, Rebecca Canate, www.EzyFun6@aol.com
  I like the fact that I can get an idea of what the college looks like without flying half-way across the country.
  
• 7/17/1998, 17:57, Jillette Ng, jng@fas.harvard.edu
  I really enjoyed this virtual tour of Princeton University. The virtual tour was easy to access and follow. It was very informative and I really liked it.
  
• 7/24/1998, 5:45, Alan Williams, ALAN.D.WILLIAMS@xtra.co.nz
  Thanks for the tour.I found it interesting and informative as a newbee brousing the web for the first time.I found your homepage in the "The little web book", by Glossbrenner and Glossbrenner.You probably know all about that. Thanks again, and greetings to you fron New Zealand.
  
• 7/30/1998, 13:41, Anna Tye, AnnaT369@aol.com
  This is a great way to give people a chance to learn about the history of Princeton and see what the beautiful campus looks like without having to actually visit it. This just makes me want all the more to attend Princeton and now I can hardly wait to visit!!!
  
• 8/2/1998, 20:52, Abigail I. Nash,
  I enjoy seeing pictures of the campus.
  
• 8/3/1998, 19:5, Meredith Boak, bboak@neo.Lrun.com
  My brother, Joshua Boak, has just completed his freshman year at Princeton. As a rising high school senior, I have been researching my options. Having now viewed many other college websites, I was curious to compare Princeton's. I am pleasantly impressed with the web's design.
  
• 8/6/1998, 9:28, Adeline Yeo, yeolim16@pacific.net.sg
  Lovely tour..I especially liked the little historical/epistemological anecdotes!
  
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• 8/6/1998, 20:59, Jillian Lang, optician@ptd.net
  I was just making use of the internet to get an overview of Princeton, in preparation for an actual tour of the campus.
  
• 8/6/1998, 22:38, Cristina Allegretti, ragazzi@erols.com
  Your online tour is great! I came to visit Princeton in person, and I can say that this www tour is a great supplement to the real thing.
  
• 8/9/1998, 9:20, Pat Tanner, Lokitanner@aol.com
  Very well done. One update: Bill Bradley is no longer a senator. Thanks.
  
• 8/9/1998, 16:59, Lauren M. Fendrick, LFendrick1@aol.com
  Thank you for putting this information on the Web... It was very useful to me. I am considering goint to Princetown and will be planning a visit in the near future. I would add pictures dipicting what students would do when they are not studying or playing a varsity sport. What do students do to enjoy their free time? Regards, Lauren Fendrick
  
• 8/10/1998, 18:1, Heather Demarest, athena@lorien.ml.org
  The tour was a great way to get some idea of the campus without actually visiting. It might be helpful to scroll down through the entire tour, rather than using a separate page for each 'stop.'
  
• 8/10/1998, 21:9, Kristin Forehand, kahlua2747@aol.com
  The tour was great! I just recently visited the campus as a student in the High School Diplomats program and your tour depicted my favorite parts of your beautiful university.
  
• 8/11/1998, 12:22, Jami Lynn Olivier,
  I am a 9th grade student enrolled at Catholic High School in New Iberia, La. I am considering your college as one of my choices in the year 2002. Please send me some information as soon as possible. My home address is: Jami Olivier 2703 College Rd. Jeanerette, La. 70544 I am an honor student and my interest is medical or dental.
  
• 8/16/1998, 13:26, Heather Schroeder, sschroed@mailbox.syr.edu
  It was wonderful to learn about the rich history of many of the buildings on campus.
  
• 8/19/1998, 1:9, hyun-sung bae .mr.seoul,korea, no
  great!
  
• 8/21/1998, 12:6, Jeffrey A. Kaplan '69, JAKappy@AOL.COM
  
  
• 8/23/1998, 22:30, Priscilla Marie Pineda,
  
  
• 8/25/1998, 22:30, Jocelyn Rice, shadda@aol.com
  
  
• 9/2/1998, 6:58, constantin voelkel, smartii@hrzpub.tu-darmstadt.de
  excellent tour, thank you
  
• 9/2/1998, 17:11, Lauren Gingerich, daisy52581@aol.com
  This virtual tour is awesome. I really wanted to visit Princeton this summer, but I didn't have the opportunity to, so this gives me a feeling of what the tour would have been like. I think that I might make a real visit before applications are due.
  
• 9/7/1998, 18:15, Marissa Beck, Dieselbeck@aol.com
  I want to go to Princeton one day and I was hoping that I can be updated with information about the school. Thank you
  
• 9/8/1998, 9:21, Andre Guimaraes, Blast827@aol.com
  I am a sophomore at Gonzaga College High School in Washington DC. I found your website very interesting and have read everything about Princeton. I love it! I hope to apply to Princeton in the future and will keep checking your Website.
  
• 9/12/1998, 15:50, Shawn Robert Baxter, wplivid@aol.com
  I am very interested and impressed by the emphasis on both academics and social life that Princeton University encourages. I am extremely interested in attendgin Princeton and it is one of my top 5 school choices.
  
• 9/15/1998, 1:14, Krista Rauceo, kkmrautt@tstt.net.tt
  
  
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• 9/24/1998, 20:26, Emilie Wolitzer, barb16@earthlink.net
  As the mom of Neil Wolitzer '99, I thoroughly enjoyed my virtual tour, especially the irreverent commentary and historical tidbits!
  
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• 9/30/1998, 1:14, Natascha, IvonneSegarra@GTE.com
  This was a very cool idea- even my mom liked it and she's picky!!! I think its informative in a very fun and mamagable way. The pictures were great!
  
• 9/30/1998, 10:35, Sheila D Skelcher,
  The tour was very informative and interesting. I'm glad I could see it on the internet because I could never take the time to visit the school.
  
• 9/30/1998, 23:35, Gwen Jackson, jackson4@aol.com
  Tigrific tour! An apt effort for 250 years of evolution. Please update as necessary.
  
• 10/5/1998, 19:50, Ashley Olivia, Shoeman10@aol.com
  Your school is spectaucular! I hope and pray to be a student there one day.
  
• 10/6/1998, 1:48, Karen Benson Larson '85, larsonke@sirius.com
  What a GREAT tour! And best of all I didn't have to take the tour walking backwards (I was an OK Tour Guide '82 - '85)!
  
• 10/9/1998, 16:55, Josue Roberto Cata~eda, josuer@altavista.net
  Hi, I'm from Guatemala, I've heard some excellent comments about this university. I'd like to know more about you. I'd like to know about the schoolarships. I'm not kidding. If you want I'd go at the embassy to give information to you over you need. I've never been in USA, I liked your webpage. Please write to me. I'll thanks any help. Josue.
  
• 10/11/1998, 16:34, RALPH B. ROBERTSON, BENBYRON@AOL.COM
  MY DAUGHTE IS INTERESTED IN ATTENG PRINCETON. THIS IS THE MOST INFOMATIVE WEB SITE I HAVE FOR ANY SCHOOL VISITED. GOOD JOB!!!!!!!!!!!! /S/ RALPH ROBERTSON
  
• 10/15/1998, 2:23, Edward H. Lechner '76, edlechner@aol.com
  Most (nearly all) the pictures appear very dark. I am not an expert in photography, but pictures with mixed areas of light and shadow often don't turn out well. the scanning process probably contributes to the degradation. Taking pictures on a cloudy day might give better results.
  
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• 10/16/1998, 8:57, Jaime Wassmer, stjdw04@moravian.edu
  I knew Princeton was beautiful, but I had no idea that it was breath taking! I am a freshmen in college right now, and I would love to attend Princeton. My ultimate goal is law school. This tour was insightful in the way it showed and described the various buildings and their history. I will definitely be visiting this site again.
  
• 10/18/1998, 20:41, Katherine Zimmerman, BRCLifford@aol.com
  I love this tour, it's so nice to be able to see Princeton without leaving your home.
  
• 10/19/1998, 8:18, James Wren, jameswren@prodigy.net
  Princeton looks great! I hope I can attend your great university someday!
  
• 10/19/1998, 22:20, Justin Whitney, whitney@bendnet.com
  This tour is wonderful! The history of Princeton, the antiquity of many of the buildings, the sculptures, gargoyles, etc., are fascinating. Thanks for the tour. I'm a high school senior, living in Bend, OR, and Princeton is on my application list.
  
• 10/20/1998, 14:23, Andrew Charron, cha6468457@aol.com
  I have always wanted to visit an Ivy League campus, and this tour provides the next best thing. This virtual tour was well thought out and well put together.
  
• 10/31/1998, 5:53, Zhang Jun, Cathryn_chang@hotmail.com
  The tour helps me to know the university well.And now I've had a very strong desire study there.
  
• 10/31/1998, 22:12, Eric Kwon, enrique99@thegrid.net
  Well, I would like to thank you for your on-line tour. It was interesting and very informative as well. Thank you.
  
• 11/2/1998, 13:40, Frances Lillford, cha96fml@sheffield.ac.uk
  What a fantastic tour! I'm a member of Student Reception, a working committee in the University of Sheffield Union of Students in England. We are also a voluntary group who provide tours of our Union building (just the one building) to prospective students and visitors, and we have just started to put together our website www.shef.ac.uk/sr~/ I'll be showing this tour to the rest of the committee as a fantastic example of what we could do if we were ambitious enough! And you've also got a beautiful university, well done! Fran
  
• 11/3/1998, 19:52, Lucas Scherer, scissors@enter.net
  I am a 6th grade student at Upper Perkiomen Middle School in Pennsburg, PA. My mom and dad brought me to a Princeton-Lehigh football game last year. My mom went to Lehigh so she wanted to see Lehigh win, but I wanted Princeton to win. Someday, I hope that Princeton will be one of my choices for college. I would like to play football and baseball for Princeton. I liked this tour. We are coming to the Princeton football game on November 21, 1998. It will be my first time in the new stadium. Luke Scherer
  
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• 11/5/1998, 14:50, Brian Weiss, FunkyComp@aol.com
  
  
• 11/5/1998, 14:51, Chris Weiss, FunkyComp@aol.com
  We visited Princeton last summer, and it's great to see the "tour" again (from afar).
  
• 11/5/1998, 18:9, Timothy H. Price, tprice@aim.tnet.com
  
  
• 11/10/1998, 18:31, Bea Beck, bea.beck@cgu.edu
  I am leaving for Scotland on the 20th of Nov. and will be giving an talk on John Witherspoon to the Beith Historical Society. They are trying to restore his old manse. So I decided to look on the www. This is great site. There is an error origin on the word "campus". It was John not Jonathan. I was hoping you had a picture of his statue. I am a direct descendant through his youngest son David.
  
• 11/14/1998, 14:29, THEODORE P. JASTRZEBSKI, TEDJAS@AOL.COM
  THE VIRUTUAL TOUR WAS INFORMATIVE AND EXCITING. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
  
• 11/18/1998, 7:54, Monique Hulshoff, hulshoff@dds.nl
  Great tour, I have to make a presentation about american universities, and this gives me a lot of information. Thanks a million. If you have somthing new, let me know. I have to do the presentation on the 30th of november. XXX Monique Hulshoff (student on the HES in Amsterdam
  
• 11/22/1998, 22:50, Matthew D. Hindin, Shufdaddy@aol.com
  This tour is definitely interesting and put together well. I applied early decision and I'm eagerly awaiting that day in December when I find out if I get to become part of Princeton Universilty.
  
• 11/24/1998, 13:21, John T. Miller '70, jtmiller@princeton.edu
  The following are a few suggestions to help fine tune your excellent tour: Our eighth president was Samuel Stanhope SMITH. William Shippen's name is misspelled. The original campus size was 4.5 acres. The Chapel is constructed partially of Indiana limestone, not Indian (this relates to the wonderful movie "Breaking Away." If you have any specific evidence that Dickinson Hall was destroyed by student arson, please let me know as I have never been able to confirm this. If the evidence is only anecdotal, you should state it that way in the tour. Yours is an entertaining, informative and extremely important Princeton web site, so keep up the good work. If I can ever be of any historical help, please get in touch. J.T. Miller (258-1587)
  
• 11/27/1998, 17:14, Cate McDonough, Daria69515@aol.com
  As I am now deep into my search for my future college, I have found it is always helpful for college web sites to have online tours. Yours is the best yet!! I look forward to seeing all of the gorgeous and richly historical facilities this spring! -Cate
  
• 12/4/1998, 19:35, Robert Collet Tricaro, rct3@pacbell.net
  Thanks for the invitation to visit your campus. You are fortunate to be in the midst of such beauty and history. You did a wonderful job with this website...but then, I wouldn't expect less of Princeton students.
  
• 12/8/1998, 23:44, ÀÌÁöÀº, redrain80@hanmail.net
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• 12/9/1998, 17:45, funmi omojowo, funmilayo omojowo@bloomfield.edu
  this is my dream school
  
• 12/14/1998, 12:36, David Madden, maddend@hotmail.com
  Just got accepted early decision two days ago, and I can't wait to begin here next fall!
  
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• 12/19/1998, 16:46, Delsey M. Kempf,
  
  
• 12/21/1998, 12:2, Stephen R. Nickle '83, nickle@maryvillecollege.edu
  Many sweet, sweet memories.... The quicktime films are amazing. Thanks for the work invested in this site.
  
• 12/29/1998, 12:36, Gail Bowers, gbowers@netscape.net
  I'm interested in continuing my education, so I have started looking. My oldest daughter is a freshman in college this year and is having a glorious time! I'm envious of her opportunities. In searching for financial aid, I accessed Princeton's Internet site because it was listed as one of the top 10 values. The web site is wonderful-lots of information. I wish Princeton was an option for me. Thanks for the tour!
  
• 12/30/1998, 12:30, Evelyn Katerba, katerba@hotmail.com
  The site is gorgeous. . I miss being on campus!!! Thanks for the visit. E
  
• 12/31/1998, 17:56, Maria Jimenez, peanutmnm1@aol.com
  The tour was very beautiful and infomative. It felt as if I was walking through a museum.
  
• 1/2/1999, 19:50, Gillian LaForte, Gillian610@aol.com
  Hi! I'll be attending Princeton in September,1999 as a member of the Class of 2003. I was not able to complete the whole tour during my visit to campus in July, so I was glad to be able to do it online...Thanks!
  
• 1/6/1999, 17:3, Zandra E. Ellis, zMongoose@rocketmail.com
  Your virtual tour is highly informative. The hard work put into it has paid off in the form of user satisfaction. Someone ought to tell the Yale webmaster to peek in on this site! Thank you.
  
• 1/13/1999, 11:31, Kristy Lauricella, laurice2@tcnj.edu
  You have such a beautiful campus. I'm a sophomore at The College of New Jersey and I was thinking about applying to Princeton.
  
• 1/13/1999, 12:34, Dr. James Curley. UK, curley @btinternet.com
  I visited your your campus a few years ago and I was intrigued to find you on the net. Thanks for the tour.
  
• 1/14/1999, 13:19, I. Daniel Morales,
  
  
• 1/14/1999, 13:21, I. Daniel Morales, dm20@aol.com
  
  
• 1/14/1999, 13:21, I. Daniel Morales, dm20@aol.com
  
  
• 1/18/1999, 2:31, Christina Atkinson,
  I enjoyed this tour very much. I did not realize that there are so many different activities and specific aspects involved with Princeton. I found many areas that I was interested in looking into. I think Princeton is a great school!!!
  
• 1/18/1999, 18:11, Matt Guardascione, OO3ZKimlo
  
  
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• 1/23/1999, 0:44, Daniel Shin, Kyler99x@aol.com
  Informative to say the least. Interesting tidbits of information about the school -- it makes me want to drive over and see it for myself... I think I'll do that.
  
• 1/24/1999, 16:51, Lindsey Tripp, spring@teleport.com
  I really enjoyed seeing pictures of the campus. The tour was very well done. Princeton has an amazing amount of history.
  
• 1/25/1999, 10:34, Julie Gabrielli, JAGNH14@aol.com
  This is a wonderful school
  
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• 1/31/1999, 14:14, Nick Mastronardi, mastro@bellsouth.net
  How can graduating seniors leave such a magnificent campus? Very impressive. It exacerbated my desire to attend.
  
• 2/2/1999, 17:45, caitlyne steininger, skater@us netway .com
  i am only 9 years old but i cant wait to be a student at your school.
  
• 2/3/1999, 17:46, Mary Donoghue Brueggen, mary.brueggen@gte.net
  The campus looks lovely. Our family will be taking the tour in person on Saturday. Congratulations to those who put the cyber tour together!
  
• 2/6/1999, 14:42, Adam Watson,
  This was without a doubt the most interesting, informative virtual tour I have ever seen. Thank you.
  
• 2/7/1999, 19:43, Daphane Reynolds, spade@nwi.net
  I love the campus. There are so many buildings!
  
• 2/9/1999, 12:21, Susan Van Doren, susieb@princeton.edu
  I am the Religious Life Administrator at Princeton University and just recently learned of your website. It's quite interesting. However, you list only 3 campus religious groups and we have 23.
  
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• 2/12/1999, 14:58, Zachary Capetola, zachcap@hotmail.com
  Great web site! Great Virtual Tour!
  
• 2/13/1999, 0:7, Melissa Anne Sheiko, melinorway@hotmail.com
  I liked the tour, but it needed more information on student life today at Princeton. For example, pictures of dorms or pictures of student activities will be appreciated.
  
• 2/15/1999, 18:30, Bradley D. Evans, evansb@uci.edu
  I wasn't able to view your Quick Time VR movie here on the net at the University of California, Irvine. I wonder why (?!). Also, your stained glass web-page does not contain a single photo of stained glass! The 'literature' themes are interesting. How 'bout some photos?! I hope to visit your chapel one day, and attend services there, hopefully, as a student of music at PU. Your concert listing was interesting. Happy to see such activity at the University Chapel. Best wishes, Bradley Evans Undergraduate Student of Music, University of California, Irvine
  
• 2/18/1999, 16:51, Kate Klim, Link01997@aol.com
  great tour. . . I am interested in Princeton. Thanks.
  
• 2/19/1999, 23:46, Patricia Diaz, patricia.diaz@yale.edu
  What an absolutely wonderful web page!! I'm at Yale Med School -- and I'm happy to report Yale has nothing to compare! I just wanted to bring to your attention a minor error I found on the link entitled "Princetonians in the Oval Office": You mistakenly refer to JFK as the third -- instead of the fourth -- Princetonian who sat in the Oval Office (I did enjoy the quip about Harvard though!).
  
• 2/20/1999, 15:2, Esther Lee, estherlee@earthlink.net
  Since I have not yet been able to visit the school, I found the tour very informative and much more interesting than any little booklet. Hopefully, I will have the opportunity to visit the school soon, but until then, it was helpful to get an insider look at the school from the comfort of my home!
  
• 2/25/1999, 19:53, Charisma , shahiza@yahoo.com
  Out of 10, me and my friends are willing to give you 8.5 at most. And that's just for the pictures. The text was so monotonous, we couldn't be bothered to read it. However, the pictures were absolutely superb! You have a good photographer. Your university is not so rough, too. At least it's picturesque. Well, alright then. Maybe we'll come and visit again. Don't disappoint us by upgrading your website, though. It's bad enough as it is. Last but not least have a jolly good time! (Singapore)
  
• 2/26/1999, 17:28, Lorrie Jorgensen-Walsh, Walsh411@aol.com
  I thoroughly enjoyed the tour of the lovely campus of Princeton. I hope to visit in person in the near future as I am a NJ resident, then I will be able to "revisit" in person! Thank you.
  
• 2/28/1999, 12:33, Nevine Ali,
  Impressive!
  
• 3/2/1999, 14:19, Lara Wozniak, WozCo5@aol
  Thank you for your wonderful introduction. I am anxious to visit Princeton in April.
  
• 3/7/1999, 10:56, Christina Freeman, CGF2000@AOL.com
  
  
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• 3/12/1999, 19:52, Jeff Bozman, bozman1977@home.com
  
  
• 3/12/1999, 23:46, Megan Aghazadian, Megs2737@aol.com
  fun!
  
• 3/14/1999, 20:7, Shayla Madsen ,
  
  
• 3/19/1999, 18:29, Bret Hooper, Bret@d8tek.com
  My son, Zol, who has been identified by Duke University's TIP program as a superior student, is interested in going to Princeton after high school, probably in the fall of 2003. Therefore I wanted to learn a bit about Princeton. Thank you.
  
• 3/21/1999, 10:30, Paulo Marcos Cerqueira, Jr, pull@soteris.com.br
  Just one: fantastic!
  
• 3/21/1999, 11:26, William Jorch, jorfam@aol
  Your tour gives me a better idea of what Princeton is all about by including its history. Thank you.
  
• 3/21/1999, 15:41, Mary N. MacDonal, mnmacd@aol.com
  You have some wonderful buildings and it was good to learn something of their history.
  
• 3/26/1999, 14:26, Robin Chamberlin, rsc0815@aol.com
  It was fun learning more detail about the places my father-in-law(Ed Chamberlin, class 1960)has told me about all these years. Thank you for sharing!
  
• 4/2/1999, 12:35, William Bell, Dive1843@yahoo.com
  Nice job! Found the tour a good start to learning something about the University.
  
• 4/5/1999, 21:29, Sharifa Wright, shariism@hotmail.com
  When I did my interveiw in January i told my interveiwer that although I loved Princeton I wouldn't be heartorn if I did not get accepted, but as the time is upon me I know that I will be . However I congratulate everyone that may get accepted and if i am so fortunate I can't wait!
  
• 4/8/1999, 9:23, William Kirk, wkirkfam@gol.com
  Enjoyable tour for our prospective Princetonian!
  
• 4/10/1999, 21:57, Dave Thom'96, davethom@alumni.princeton.edu
  Just thought I would pay a visit to my old baby and see how it was doing. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the format and content has changed very little, which is nice in a way as I wrote most of it! Maybe we deserve an award for being Web Sites of '96 That Are Still Standing. Anyways, good luck with maintaining the site. A digital camera could do wonders with updating some of the photos, for example, and no doubt a few more links to student groups could be added. I'm still fond of the original logo as well (seen at the top of the guest book page) Enjoy being a tour guide, it's a great experience you will never forget. - Dave Thom
  
• 4/15/1999, 3:25, Jon Ophardt, Gymstaug@t-online.de
  It's great to do a tour from Germany! It's been a help in deciding on colleges from so far away. Hope to see you guys on campus!
  
• 4/21/1999, 13:12, Robert E. Smith, smithro@bam.com
  Nice job with the web page. I will be visiting the campus with my family on 4/26. This afforded me a great chance to get acquainted with the university in advance.
  
• 4/23/1999, 21:30, Roselyn (Caplin) Lovett '74, rlovett@lovettlawoffice.com
  It was great!
  
• 5/2/1999, 11:20, James A. Johnson, jajnsn@aol.com
  Your tour was enlightening. It may be the closest I shall ever come to your campus. I certainly hope not!
  
• 5/3/1999, 12:38, Luz Legakis, LLegakis@aol.com
  Thank you for the tour it was very informative. After seeing it on the PC, I would like to personally visit the campus.
  
• 5/3/1999, 17:8, William Johnson, California, Wrstle1852@aol.com
  I am a high school freshman now but would maybe like to go to Dartmouth. Thanks for the tour.
  
• 5/3/1999, 17:8, William Johnson, California, Wrstle1852@aol.com
  I am a high school freshman now but would maybe like to go to Dartmouth. Thanks for the tour.
  
• 5/4/1999, 11:50, Stanley A Lanoue, lanoues@awc.carlisle.army.mil
  The tour was very good. There is quite a bit of history associated with your facility. You should be very proud. I only had one problem with your tour, the vedios all came up broken and I wasn't able to view them. Otherwise, thank you for a good tour. Sincerely, Stan
  
• 5/10/1999, 21:35, kathie Mroz, skmroz@erols.com
  Wonderful link---!
  
• 5/11/1999, 18:26, Carissa Kuehn, queenarific@hotmail.com
  I really enjoyed the tour! My brother will be attending Princeton in the Fall of 1999; I just had to see what Princeton looked like. This tour provided not only great pictures of magnificent buildings, it also offered many interesting historical facts about the university and its many buildings. Frankly, I am impressed! Sincerely, Carissa
  
• 5/11/1999, 22:53, Doris Boerkei, dboerkei@home.com
  It was a fantastic tour!Thank you
  
• 5/16/1999, 0:26, Jean Flannery, levi_44@hotmail.com
  This is a wonderfully informative and thorough tour.
  
• 5/16/1999, 13:26, John Phillips, phill5682@aol.com
  Excellent, Your students, ( past and present ) have been given a great gift. Thanks for the on-line tour.
  
• 5/20/1999, 15:32, J Fowler, t1jfowler@WELLESLEY.EDU
  I enjoyed taking your virtual tour. However, I find the way you all gush on about Woodrow Wilson a bit disturbing in light of the fact that he was an outspoken white supremacist and his administration was openly hostile to blacks. Does being a famous alum and giving large sums of money to a university excuse bigotry? The fact that Wilson was undergone heroification at Princeton says a lot about the University.
  
• 5/25/1999, 8:31, Joni Burdette, puzzleone@worldnet.att.net
  This is a good tour. Schools need more stuff like this.
  
• 5/26/1999, 3:31, Jacob Nielsen, jacob.nielsen@econ.ku.dk
  To all people at Princeton : Many greetings from Denmark - I have just gone through the the guided tour; quite an amazing place you've got! I will come and visit you as a graduate student in the fall. -I look forward to it, indeed !!
  
• 5/26/1999, 9:34, Mary R. Miller, mhmiller@bellatlantic.net
  Thank you for the information. We plan to visit Memorial Day weekend.
  
• 6/2/1999, 15:45, Fabian Guevara, Fabian2050@AOL.COM
  I enjoyed very much the tour. I was especially fonded by the history of the Nassau Hall. Thank you
  
• 6/4/1999, 14:10, James Hamilton, jhamilto@princeton.edu
  
  
• 6/10/1999, 13:25, Helena Pabst, HinUSA@aol.com
  
  
• 6/13/1999, 10:56, Nancy March, Donotknoc@aol.com
  I understand you have a copy of "Glory for Me" by Mackinlay Kantor. I have been trying to get a copy of this book for many years. Do you know if it is for sale anywhere?
  
• 6/17/1999, 18:7, Emily Aaron, eaaron@jagunnet.com
  way cool
  
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• 7/12/1999, 23:43, kerin sulock, georgann3@aol.com
  Your "tour" was outstanding! I am very exciting to visit the campus and take part in the total experience to learn more about your outstanding university.
  
• 7/12/1999, 23:44, kerin sulock, georgann3@aol.com
  Your "tour" was outstanding! I am very excited to visit the campus and take part in the total experience to learn more about your outstanding university.
  
• 7/13/1999, 0:16, Kerin Sulock, georganne3@aol.com
  
  
• 7/13/1999, 4:13, Jaime Padgett, qtpie15@bellsouth.net
  You have a very beautiful campus. In a few years you'll see my admissions packet and hopefully I'll run around the 600 acres of yours!
  
• 7/16/1999, 14:22, Jerilyn Glenn, Dolyjj@visi.com
  Well done. I liked the buildings you represented.
  
• 7/18/1999, 23:16, Julie Miller, DaveLeeM@paonline.com
  Your tour was very complete, you have a beautiful campus.
  
• 7/19/1999, 15:41, Christopher Mirabal, cmirabal@unm.edu
  I found the orange tour really formal and informative. I have always been interested in Princeton University, and seeing that my cousin is going to be attending Princeton this coming fall I thought I would just take a look at what he was lucky enough to get himself into. And so far it looks like a beautiful school.
  
• 7/19/1999, 15:45, Brooke E. Newborn, Gwynevere1@aol.com
  Yours was the best virtual tour I have seen.
  
• 7/19/1999, 20:22, Claudia Arambula, CJAC84@aol.com
  I loved the tour!
  
• 7/22/1999, 12:2, Molly FitzGerald , Molly9123@aol.com
  The tour was great. I enjoyed seeing your campus even though I can't visit in person.
  
• 7/23/1999, 23:16, Ardita Myselimi, ardi17@surfree.com
  I wanted to learn more about Princeton Univ., and this web site helped me a lot. Thank you for all the information.
  
• 7/24/1999, 16:41, Elizabeth Decker, deck@spiritone.com
  The sound bites were a nice variation to the standard text format of so many college virtual tours.
  
• 7/27/1999, 18:50, Dianne Vatalero, dvatalero@amre.com
  Excellent tour. Please include more information on the architectural styles of University buildings. Many were not identified. Thank you.
  
• 7/29/1999, 11:57, Raymond M. Bertani, bertani@cstcc.cc.tn.us
  Very nice web site tour ... very well thought out and with the audio clips, entertaining. One of the better tours I've seen and has given me ideas about how ours should look. The QTVRs look good too.
  
• 7/29/1999, 17:39, Jane Hill, jhill@aol.com
  Quite creative!
  
• 7/30/1999, 18:30, Judy Montgomery, judym@csus.edu
  I thorougly enjoyed my virtual tour of Princeton - thank you! I work at a campus where an old building is 30 years old, and new ones are going up every year. To see the gothic structures on your campus was amazing. I felt a sense of history and tradition, it came through just seeing the pictures. The gardens and grounds were beautiful. It looks like a wonderful place to attend school or to be part of the faculty or staff. Thanks- Judy Programmer/Cal State U., Sacramento
  
• 8/8/1999, 13:49, Barb Mellis, mellisblm@hotmail.com
  Very informative and interesting site! I will be visiting Princeton in another week or so. I am looking forward to the tour of the campus. My daughter recently moved there and will begin graduate studies in the fall.
  
• 8/9/1999, 16:39, Daniel A. Nash, nashdaniel@hotmail.com
  It is a wonderful way to experience Princeton and all of its idiosyntric qualities through the comfort and anonymity of your own home. Thank you.
  
• 8/10/1999, 1:14, Denise P. Boecklen, dbcb@erols.com
  Thank you for a most informative tour. It was excellent and I enjoyed it very, very much.
  
• 8/20/1999, 11:58, Joyce Wong Kroll, wongk@spot.colorado.edu
  Great tour: informative, lively and well linked.
  
• 9/5/1999, 9:33, Lauren B. Falkowski, LFfudge@aol.com
  I am so excited to really see the college. This is an interesting tour and a great "warm-up" for the real thing!!!
  
• 9/7/1999, 23:45, Mary Thorp, thorpdesign@juno.com
  I am currently writing a catalogue raisonne on all the sculptures of Harry Bertoia and am interested in any original info regarding the Bertoia "world" creation as well as photos of it ( as mentioned in your article in the Woodrow Wilson Bldg. CAN YOU TELL ME WHO TO CONTACT? Thank you. I look forward to any information. Mary Thorp: 1810 Rittenhouse Sq, Philadelphia, PA 19103 215 893 0203/ 7 Sept 99
  
• 9/19/1999, 8:38, J. Miglino, jmiglino@aol.com
  Enjoyed it very much! Thanks.
  
• 9/22/1999, 17:1, Matthew M. Selvagn, mwszarf@mediaone.net
  Great web site. I am looking forward to a personal visit in October.
  
• 9/23/1999, 20:16, ROOSEVELT G.WILLIAMS, roseyg@worldnet.att.net
  PLEASE SEND ME A T-SHIRT,2X THANKS
  
• 9/29/1999, 10:21, Adriana Cucalon, asc13@hotmail.com
  
  
• 9/29/1999, 10:24, Adriana, asc13@hotmail.com
  Rockefeller College is named for John D. Rockefeller 3rd, one of America's leading philanthropists amd a member of Princeton's Class of 1929. College members live and dine in a group of the University's most beautiful buildings. The restoration and modification of the buildings was undertaken by Robert Venturi `47 GS'50. see the mistake.....in....philanthropist and..is the word
  
• 10/4/1999, 23:32, renee langer, renees_toes@yahoo.com
  I enjoyed being able to see the campus and to learn more about princeton's rich history.
  
• 10/13/1999, 20:49, Ronald D. Willard, rwillard@erols.com
  My two brothers attended Princeton (David A. Willard,M.D. and John J. Willard,Jr. Phd. (1960) Nephew Andrew DeRoche was in the class of 1993. I have always enjoyed my visits to your campus. Sincerely, Ron Willard (W&M, 1961)
  
• 10/14/1999, 10:2, Kevin Nugent, knugent@etownwater.com
  
  
• 10/21/1999, 14:7, Maria D. Jacobus, mjacobus@clarinda.k12.ia.us
  
  
• 10/22/1999, 15:10, Janet Smith, Smithj2@basf.com
  What a great site! I love it. I visited Princeton a long time ago and really have to come back at this time of year. It's a beautiful campus. I learned a lot of history in a few minutes from your site. Thanks! Janet Smith
  
• 10/22/1999, 20:41, William Wesley Meyer, wesmeyer@mediaone.net
  I am enjoying the virtual tour because it is short and to the point; just interesting enough to make one want to know more. I like the italicized words which are defined orally or by the written word.
  
• 10/23/1999, 11:24, Christian S. Lesnett, cslesn@wm.edu
  I was an applicant for this fall semester. I visited the campus and loved it. Princeton was my first choice. You didn't accept me, though. I just wanted to say that you made a mistake. I am now a freshman at the greatest University in the Nation, The College of William and Mary! I love it down here now. We are almost one hundred years older than you! I am going to be successful one day and you will wish that you would have accepted me. William and Mary's Allumni fund will be overflowing; Your's will not. Oh well. GO TRIBE!
  
• 10/23/1999, 14:9, selvena brooks,
  i liked the tour!
  
• 10/24/1999, 16:35, Christopher Moss, cmoss@princeton.edu
  Very nicely done: a good tour and an attractive presentation. One minor typo you might want to correct: on the chapel page, the description of materials should probably say that the trim is Indiana limestone, not Indian linestone.
  
• 10/28/1999, 0:2, Dennis Miller, crappiebuster@yahoo.com
  I visited your campus earlier this year and the guide (a paid service) stated that the first president of the US served at Nassau Hall for three months. This President was not George Washington. Who was this "real" first president? If this is true it would be good information to put on your virtual tour. I enjoyed this concept very much and you are to be commended for your eforts. Thank you, Dennis Miller
  
• 11/4/1999, 13:13, Candice Jones, blackbeauty_20002@yahoo.com
  I think that Princeton is a great choice for me. However,I would like more information about Princeton. I'm in high school & I'm just checking my options
  
• 11/7/1999, 11:23, Andrea Kowalski, andi1@home.net
  
  
• 11/11/1999, 9:7, Stephanie L. Black-Lansing, MI,
  Hello, Princeton U. students. As you can see from above my name is Stephanie, and I live in Lansing, MI. I attend Everett High School, and I am presiding in my junior year. I am throughly enjoying your tour, and hope to attend your school eventually. I plan to be a doctor. Well, it was nice "talking" with you. Have a nice day.
  
• 11/13/1999, 0:49, Curley , John J., Duckman314@aol.com
  I did take part of the on campus tour, but I "got lost" in the firestone library Ernest Hemingway exibit. Although an internet tour doesn't really bear the feel of the campus, I found it quite informative and very well presented.
  
• 11/13/1999, 17:20, Erin Cotter, erin@entercomp.com
  
  
• 11/18/1999, 14:0, Pat Harris, Patricia_Harris@ml.com
  Well I've certainly learned a lot from your tour. I've lived here all my life and this tour was great. I attended Davidson College and one of my N.C. friends much to my dismay would like his straight-A student daughter to come up and spend some time with me and look at "the Davidson of the North". So I was looking into information for her and thinking about taking her on the actual tour. Anyway, I didn't get a chance to finish the whole thing but will be back to do so. If there is any way I can get a student to chat with my friend it would be nice to know. She's going to come up some time in December and I'll try to get her to the admissions office to chat, but I thought it would be nice to spend some time with a student if there is a student group that does this. So anyway, let me know if you can and again, great sight and tour! Pat
  
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• 11/18/1999, 16:32, Rev. Stephen D. Eastin, fpcom@tic.bisman.com
  
  
• 11/26/1999, 20:15, Sarah Driver, sarah_d40@hotmail.com
  I loved it!! It looked just like it did when I visited this summer. Thanks!
  
• 11/27/1999, 18:50, Brian Phillips, mphillips00@hotmail.com
  Awesome Tour, thanks.
  
• 11/28/1999, 12:20, Edgar H. Garza-Morales, egarzamorales@msn.com
  A great presentation that gives an informed overview of the historical tradition and the future of higher learning at Priceton. I enjoyed the tour immensely. My sincere thanks to the Orange Key volunteers that make this experience possible.
  
• 11/28/1999, 15:9, Kelli Lunn Swanson, roselunn1@aol.com
  Thank you for a lovely virtual tour. I happened to be in Princeton this past Thanksgiving holiday, and unfortunately was not able to spend too much time on campus. My brother-in-law, who works in the POEM center, recommended checking out the site. I intend to personally take the tour someday soon. Thank you again.
  
• 11/30/1999, 23:5, Katie Connor, jconnor@snip.net
  This is one of the few college website tours that actuallly works. I thought it was well done and I look forward to seeing the campus in person this Saturday.
  
• 12/8/1999, 0:16, Elaine White, OurSunspot@AOl.com
  Great school! Wonderful academically. You offer so much. As a retired guidance counselor, I know whereof I speak. My grandaughter is an applicant. Hope she gets in!
  
• 12/8/1999, 0:17, Elaine White, OurSunspot@AOl.com
  Great school! Wonderful academically. You offer so much. As a retired guidance counselor, I know whereof I speak. My grandaughter is an applicant. Hope she gets in!
  
• 12/10/1999, 10:27, Crystal Gross, Crystalg2001@AOL.com
  I need to know something about the Zimmermann Telegram none of these website have anything on so it would be a good idea if someone found some interesting information on it! Thanks
  
• 12/12/1999, 14:50, David J Babinchak, david.babinchak@worldnet.att.net
  Your tour sight is one of the best I have seen. I think the audio can and should be improved. 12/12/99 db
  
• 12/16/1999, 4:46, Kung Chien Wen, chienwen@pacific.net.sg
  I write this with my ED letter imminent. I can only hope I'll be doing a REAL tour real soon...
  
• 12/17/1999, 9:20, Carol G. Williams, carolw@gborocollege.edu
  My son, Robin, received his early admission letter for the fall 2000 class.When we visited several schools in April and July this year, we knew immediately that Princeton was his only choice. The Orange Key tour then was wonderful, and your virtual tour here is as well. The whole family is thrilled that Rob will attend in the fall. As an administrator in higher education myself, it is fascinating to me to visit other schools in person as well as in virtual format. You have done an excellent job.
  
• 12/17/1999, 20:15, Ryann Hobyak, RyRy64@aol.com
  I am considering applying to Princeton and after taking the online tour, I am very satisfied with what I have seen and the campus looks quite beautiful. I am a junior in high school, so next year I will most likely be applying.
  
• 12/21/1999, 10:38, Gautam Ghosh, gg1@mm-croy.mottmac.com
  Well done. The whole tour and all the little details provided as one goes from page to page gives a sence of familiarity in getting to know the place of Princeton. This idea of having an on-line tour certainly (to me) is original, and should be developed into something that one can enjoy in more detail sitting at the computer. I am sure that for past students having left Princeton it will be a reminder of good days spent studying.
  
• 12/28/1999, 13:5, Kristyl Berckes, KBBongo@aol.com
  I enjoyed this online tour tremendously. It helped me to learn more about the campus.
  
• 12/28/1999, 17:24, Brian A.F. Beckstrom, bbeckstr@luthersem.edu
  Excellent Tour!
  
• 1/4/2000, 17:32, Benjamin Ranson, smiley@wcta.net
  The page was well designed and neat. I would suggest filling up some of the blank space(there is a lot of it) with more photos.
  
• 1/5/2000, 8:59, nadine sadler, nsadler732@aol.com
  
  
• 1/5/2000, 14:43, cynthia jones, cynzur@yahoo.com
  would like directions to the Princeton University Chapel from Philadelphia as I plan to attend an event there. A street address would be helpful as well
  
• 1/8/2000, 1:13, onion, onion@lcy181.bioeng.ttu.edu.tw
  Nice tour. Princeton is really a beautiful place.
  
• 1/8/2000, 22:9, Crystal, Crustal Clear99@aol.com
  I really enjoyed this online your. It gave me many ideas about Princeton, and helped encourage me to strive for acceptance. Thank you
  
• 1/10/2000, 19:46, Dorian A. Infantino, Infantino@usafast.com
  I enjoyed your comment about Kennedy.
  
• 1/11/2000, 10:39, Tachera Sommers,
  I am currently a junior at Tombstone High in Tombstone, AZ. I really enjoyed learning more about Princeton. I am really looking forward to visiting Princeton in person.
  
• 1/11/2000, 20:33, Richard Reinert, Richthere@aol.com
  Its the STONE architecture that gets you, silly.
  
• 1/13/2000, 11:7, Josh Stern, sporkboy11@aol.com
  One of the most informative and fascinating on-line tours I have seen. I am looking forward to visiting your campus in person.
  
• 1/14/2000, 14:11, Kimberly Sommers,
  This virtual tour has some great pictures and I really loved seeing parts of the campus. Princeton is really beautiful.
  
• 1/15/2000, 16:34, Rosalind Russe,
  
  
• 1/15/2000, 16:37, Rosalind Russell, rosalindrussell@hotmail.com
  On a wintery Scottish evening I thoroughly enjoyed my trip around the sunny groves of academe. Thank you - hope to visit in person some day!
  
• 1/22/2000, 0:22, Bryant Sadler,
  
  
• 1/22/2000, 0:24, Bryant Sadler, Terrisadler@msn.com
  Outstanding tour. Really gives one a feel for the beauty of one of our finest academic institutions.
  
• 1/23/2000, 12:6, Julia Carolus, mjcarolus@aol.com
  My husband has been accepted for graduate study in Chemistry beginning in the 2000-01 school year. I am browsing through the tour to get a feel for what the school is like. I will not be able to join my husband in Princeton for at least a year after he begins his studies. Take good care of him for me.
  
• 1/24/2000, 22:9, Christen Ansuini, chris_ansuini@hotmail.com
  Friendly, straight-forward, and solid organization and presentation of information. Well done.
  
• 1/27/2000, 16:45, Brian Dorsey, DorseyB@nbps.org
  This website is interesting and extremely informative. Due to the unique option to listen to the text with audio samples, this site far exceeds the virtual tours offered by other universities. The site does an exceptional job of capturing the atmosphere of the university on the internet.
  
• 1/29/2000, 23:8, Sara Richert, CHitchcock@iso-qsa.com
  I'm quite interested in your university. If possible It would be great to recieve more information that you have to offer at this time or in your new up coming future . I enjoy visiting your site and plan to return offten to get all of the nessary information as needed . Thanks!!!
  
• 1/30/2000, 21:48, Grace McKearin, gmckearin@ccnmail.com
  I particularly enjoyed the descriptions of the various traditions and myths associated with Princeton!
  
• 2/4/2000, 14:29, Matt Spottedhawk Ashley, ashley_matt@hotmail.com
  The tour is very well organized and interesting.
  
• 2/10/2000, 16:12, Andrew L. Steigman Princeton '54, steigman@gunet.georgetown.edu
  Very nicely done; a good model for us to follow. BUT as an alumni member of Prospect Club, I'm distressed that there's no photo of my old club on the page of historic shots of the eating clubs. Not all the clubs on the page are still in existence, so why has Prospect been left out? If it's intended as an historic retrospective, let's make it complete...
  
• 2/12/2000, 20:15, Amanda Wilson, cpwilson@snip.net
  
  
• 2/12/2000, 21:27, Christopher Sully, D.SULLY@prodigy.net
  I greatly enjoyed the virtual tour of Princeton University. It deepened my admiration for Princeton's heritage and beautiful campus. Also, if you could send me any available additional iformation concerning Princeton, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you very much.
  
• 2/12/2000, 22:53, daana forrest, denathalon@aol.com
  some of the pictures were dark and a difficult to make out, but i thought it was a fine representation of the beauty of the school.
  
• 2/16/2000, 17:18, Christopher Opisso, Chimo109@aol.com
  I enjoyed your site very much. I am a freshman in high school and hope to one day attend your prestigious University.
  
• 2/24/2000, 11:24, Sarah C. Wieser, WiesMV2@aol.com
  Informative and interesting...although it is not possible to capture the campus feeling!
  
• 2/26/2000, 18:51, Amanda M. Smith, amandamichelle63@hotmail.com
  I enjoyed the tour and am very much interested in attending Princeton. I am presently a sophomore in high school, and I have excellent grades. Do sophomores routinely visit Princeton, or is that too early? Thank you.
  
• 2/26/2000, 21:3, zehra nizami, znizami@princeton.edu
  I should have taken this tour earlier. It was really fun and informative - good job!
  
• 2/28/2000, 13:15, Susan Roggendorf, sroggendorf@hotmail.com
  Thanks for this online opportunity to tour before I make my visit to Princeton. I'm looking forward to the actual tour!
  
• 2/28/2000, 15:32, Elliott Mogul, harvemogul@compuserve.com
  I LOVE PRINCETON!!!!
  
• 3/8/2000, 14:37, Andrew Chaney, Chaneyhome@msn.com
  I graduated from your neighbor, Princeton Seminary. I found your information to be very helpful! On the 25 of March, I am bringing a group of prospective college kids from Connecticut to see the campus. Thanks for the information...Andrew Chaney
  
• 3/8/2000, 22:9, D. Gomes, dgomes@math.berkeley.edu
  Great tour!
  
• 3/13/2000, 21:22, Shani Sambrano, ssambran@csulb.edu
  
  
• 3/18/2000, 23:42, TAREK NABAS, RGNCRGN@AOL.COM
  
  
• 3/23/2000, 10:44, Gerree P. Pecht, gerree@aol.com
  I enjoyed reading about Princeton University's history. Born and raised in N.J. (around Princeton) I still find its history very interesting and educational. Thanks for the tour! Gerree :-)
  
• 3/26/2000, 18:32, Rebekah Wright, wright.t.g@worldnet.att.net
  I plan to attend Princeton in the fall and haven't had the chance to visit! (I live in Texas and it's rather hard to get up there!) The information was great and the campus looks beautiful. I cannot wait to really experience it!
  
• 3/27/2000, 7:9, Mr.Sobhon Dhammapalo, sobhondh@hotmail.com
  Great..and very impressive......dream and hope that one of my children(now one at NIU and the other at UIUC) or my children's children will come to study here.
  
• 4/1/2000, 19:24, Joanne Dudgeon, d1701@raex.com
  What a wonderful website. We enjoyed the info.
  
• 4/6/2000, 4:4, Pingyifu, Pingyifu@sohu.com
  I have looked in many universitie's netstation,such as Harvard University, Stanford University, MIT, CIT. I concluded that the best one is the netstation of Princeton University, the second best is that of the CIT. Thank you very much for your good work.
  
• 4/10/2000, 10:35, Karen Chavis, jwatson@marlboro.k12.sc.us
  
  
• 4/11/2000, 23:19, Christopher Steinbaugh, unifer@aol.com
  I enjoyed the virtual tour but am more excited about visiting in person at the start of summer. I hope there will still be students around at that time!
  
• 4/16/2000, 13:28, Julie, zbabayeva@aol.com
  The tour is really great! I learned a lot about the college that I may possibly attend. It's really great to know that there is such a history behind these buildings, that's something not every college may offer. Thanks for doing such a great job!
  
• 4/17/2000, 19:39, Elizabeth McGlyn, emcglyn@aol.com
  Lovely tour - beautiful campus.
  
• 4/22/2000, 12:11, Dr. Alan Anderson,
  Graduate School 1951 - one of the best moves I made !
  
• 4/25/2000, 14:36, Mary M. Newman, HF_Newman@venus.twu.edu
  very informative, I am looking forward to visiting.
  
• 4/28/2000, 18:21, Amber Ruter, rutera51@yahoo.com
  Your site has answered a lot of my questions and showed me how beautiful your campus is. I plan on going to Princton after I graduate from high school,and study Pre-Med.
  
• 5/4/2000, 23:38, TIM DEMKO, ZIP_01@MSN.COM
  Best websight I have seen. All images load up so quickly. You have done well, very well. Thank you. Tim Demko
  
• 5/6/2000, 14:15, Daniel Bronson, dbronson48@yahoo.com
  most beautiful campus I have ever seen
  
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• 5/12/2000, 18:0, Ronald Ferenczi, rjferenczi@aol.com
  Please mail my a map of the campus. Thank you. Ronald Ferenczi 6241 Fairwood Dearborn Heights, MI. 48127
  
• 5/12/2000, 21:42, Eric Krout, EKrout@Bucknell.edu
  Our 360 degree virtual tours are better -- go Bucknell!
  
• 5/18/2000, 0:38, Larry Eugene Sherffius, Linachevy@aol.com
  Thank you for allowing me to tour your beautiful college
  
• 5/20/2000, 12:13, Jackie Alcorn, jalcorn@juno.com
  I've never seen a wedding webpage before but I think it's a wonderful idea. I always enjoy photos, and this was my first glimpse of Ed. The information about the Princeton Chapel was most interesting. Altogether a great idea and very nicely done. May I suggest you put some of your wedding photos on later, so that I can also see them.
  
• 5/26/2000, 7:11, Serena Crawford, serena@crawford.fam.aust.com
  What a beautiful university. The tour has given me a wonderful overview of the history of Princeton.It is amazing to look at the university in greater detail from so far away.(Australia) The sound didnt work very well,very faint and a word missing every three but maybe its my computer.
  
• 5/26/2000, 10:42, Hadley Miller, debmiller@cob.cummins.com
  I LOVE your tour!
  
• 5/28/2000, 12:39, Lindsay Glabman, LindsayJoelle@AOL.com
  Thank you to the Orange Key tour guides that made my recent visit to Princeton so memorable. Although this virtual tour is amazing, nothing compares to the real thing!
  
• 5/29/2000, 22:49, ahqiu, wzc@dns.njuct.edu.cn
  
  
• 5/31/2000, 18:1, Wendy Ward Hoffman, hoffmansorange@aol.com
  What fun to take a virtual tour of the main "attractions" on the Princeton campus. There is so much information and wonderful photos ... I'll revisit this site often. My father graduated from Princeton, Class of '22 ... he lived in Patton Tower, and one of his roommates was Adlai Stevenson! I kind of wish Patton Tower were included in the tour, but that's OK. My mother, husband and I came to the reunion last weekend ... now THAT is an experience! No way to describe it to people who haven't seen it ... we'll have to come again, armed with camcorder. Princeton is a marvelous institution ... I'm proud to be even peripherally associated with it. Thank you for the tour.
  
• 6/1/2000, 11:29, Gregory Guffanti, gregguffanti@juno.com
  It looks like a nice university. I will know what to look for when I visit the campus in person.
  
• 6/5/2000, 19:47, pamela bach- miller, pamibach@aol.com
  my minister is a graduate of princeton i always wondered what it was like now i know i enjoyed the tour very much thank you
  
• 6/6/2000, 10:52, WILLIAM B. CRALEY, WCRALEY@AOL.COM
  EXCELLENT TOUR, MY SON HAS BEEN ACCEPTED INTO THE CLASS OF 2004! GO TIGERS!!!!!!!1
  
• 6/13/2000, 0:11, Walt Barna, wabarna@altavista.com
  Class of 1974
  
• 6/18/2000, 23:39, Jill Gersh, rmgersh@uswest.net
  A terrific virtual tour - just makes me more eager to visit.
  
• 6/21/2000, 12:18, Nicole Pasquarello,
  
  
• 6/23/2000, 9:3, C.B. Ciullo, Makisuppa10@aol.com
  This is an excellent site that allows the prospective student a true insight to Princetonand its historically linked past. It also provides many key facts about Princeton today. Excellent job!
  
• 6/27/2000, 9:28, Daria Hay, Dariafh29@AOL.com
  I really enjoyed your online tour guide of Princeton's campus. I also greatly appreciate your effort to make college searches easier for the students, especially now that there are so many choices available. Thank you!
  
• 6/27/2000, 11:41, Melissa Gallagher, maxcat714@aol.com
  Visited the campus recently, for the first time in 30 years. The virtual tour was an excellent substitute for the photos I was too engrossed to take. Nice job.
  
• 7/13/2000, 15:37, shaurin paul, spaul@recruitsource.com
  i'm hoping you can help with a few questions. first, are your gardens open to the public? second, are people ever allowed to use the gardens for weddings? and lastly, how would i go about doing so? i can be reached at 732-287-9570. thanks.
  
• 7/24/2000, 4:52, Lily Diamond, elan825@hotmail.com
  I greatly appreciated being able to view your beautiful campus by simply clicking a button on the computer screen. This was extremely helpful since I love thousands of miles away, in Maui, Hawaii!! Once again, thank you and aloha!
  
• 7/24/2000, 12:54, Jason Dooley, wwjd1331@aol.com
  I am seriously considering applying and hopefully attending Princeton University and, unfortunately, have few oportunities, if any, to visit the campus. This tour has at least given a view and historical account of the campus and has increased my interest in the university ten-fold. Thank you for providing such a service to those who may not have the opportunity to physically visit the campus.
  
• 7/24/2000, 16:23, Kathryn O'Keeffe, Gunsmoke1984@aol.com
  Princeton's website offered very extensive and interesting information regarding all aspects of the university. I am definitely going to come and visit!
  
• 7/27/2000, 19:28, Rev. Gary L. ,
  
  
• 7/27/2000, 19:36, Rev. Gary L. Archer, garcher@vanguard.edu
  I found the tour, including the historical information quite fasinating. As the Director of Church Relations at a small, 80 year old Christian Liberal University in Orange County, California, I am deeply interested in your Christian roots, and in the quality of spiritual/Christian life on the campus today. I was drawn to your web page by an article telling of your on-line classes, in "Currents", the monthly publication of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education" (CASE). As a member of the Development Department of Vanguard University, I salute you on the success of your Anniversary Campaign.
  
• 7/29/2000, 19:46, t weaver holland,
  
  
• 7/29/2000, 19:47, t weaver holland, balf121145@aol
  
  
• 8/4/2000, 22:8, Beverly R. Potthoff, bpotthoff@hotmail.com
  Outstanding! I've never really known alot about Princeton University until now, and I have to say, I was missing out. I enjoyed the online tour, and have become interested in attending this magnificent school. I would like some more information mailed to my home. Could someone please email me on how I would go about doing so? I am from Chicago, IL and am currently attending Richard J. Daley College. I am in the honors program there and will be inducted into the Phi Theta Kappa International Honors Society in the fall. I think there would be plenty opportunities for me at your wonderful school. I am searching in the direction of a bright and promising future. Kindly reply with some more info on admission. Thank you. Sincerely, Beverly Potthoff
  
• 8/17/2000, 0:38, Sean Meehan, meehan@vail.net
  Great site and very informative. I am a senior in high school who is trying to decide on which colleges to apply to, and this site has helped me out many times. Thanks again. Sean Meehan
  
• 8/20/2000, 1:22, Nikki Dooner, ndooner@yahoo.com
  Very informative! I have been asked to write a book that will be set at Princeton in the years shortly before the civil war. You were a great starting place!
  
• 8/24/2000, 21:45, liz bailey, drlizardo5@aol.com
  I'll be up there in a week for the SVC UA2000 program and then my first year at Princeton but I love the mythology surrounding the place. The stories on the tour are excellent (I never took a live one) although some are lacking detail and simply repeat what is told in the general spiel page where the story link is located. Great job on the site though- it runs very smoothly and loads up extremely quickly on this old bird of a computer. thanks!
  
• 8/29/2000, 9:10, jane wise, shorty_3117@hotmail.com
  I am a rising Sophomore at St. Stephen's and St. Agnes School Alexandria, Virginia. This summer my cousin, a devoted Princeton grad, was married...I met so many great Princeton alumni that I am interested obtaining information about Princeton and scheduling a visit to your campus. This is a great site and I enjoyed the virtual tour! Jane Wise, 5809 Jane Way Alexandria, Virginia 22310
  
• 8/30/2000, 17:5, Paula Kahumbu, kahumbu@princeton.edu
  This is a wonderful tour, with lots of good pictures, but most of the photographs are unbelievably dark and difficult to see what they are. I compared our site to Harvard....their pictures are very bright and clear in comparison. I
  
• 8/31/2000, 21:34, Carline Peart, CPeart@aol.com
  Princeton seems to be a very prestigious college, which seems to offer some of the best educational courses in the world, and hopefully when I leave high school in a year I will be accepted in Princeton.
  
• 9/2/2000, 5:27, Alicia Dick, alidear@yahoo.com
  I was impressed by how comprehensive this virtual tour has been. From the looks of it, the campus has maintained its 19th century architectural design while managing to remain abreast of modern times. That I particularly like about the school.
  
• 9/3/2000, 15:41, Dauna Beutel, JaxBeutels@aol.com
  I was so thrilled to be able to tour part of your magnificent campus! Go Tigers!
  
• 9/11/2000, 10:48, Robert Dillon, cdillon1@nycap.rr.com
  Nice job--pls consider taking another look at your photographs. Shade has made many pictures dificult to make out. Take a look at Brown's tour.
  
• 9/17/2000, 0:4, Edward J. Garnett III, egarnett1@excite.com
  
  
• 9/21/2000, 23:16, Cathy Gumpert, catherin.gumpert@ptsem.edu
  Nice photos and text, interesting history. But the campus map is way too small to be able to read; a larger map would be a real asset, especially to a PTS student who is taking a course at PU and who doesn't know her way around!
  
• 10/1/2000, 20:48, Carolyn Nestle, schc14@juno.com
  I got a pretty good feel for the school, from the virtual tour. It was well put together. Thank you.
  
• 10/6/2000, 16:55, Jessica Miller, managerspecial@aol.com
  I am glad that there are sites such as this one that are available to students that are interested in going to Princeton but unfortunately do not have the funding to personally visit the prestigeous university. I admire the efficacity of this website. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME.
  
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• 10/16/2000, 16:52, Jessica Newman, Newmans_ajjl@hotmail.com
  I really enjoyed your tour although I do not feel that I have gained the overall feeling that I was looking for. It would have been nice to see an arial view of the campus to establish its layout. It is hard to tell from the pictures the orientation of the buildings. I also would have liked to see Princeton in different seasons. I am from California and would like to know what to expect when moving to the east coast. Thank you.
  
• 10/17/2000, 0:59, Jonah Hirschbein, jonah1681@cs.com
  Your online tour was very interesting and informative. I look forward to visiting your gorgeous campus in person this summer.
  
• 10/18/2000, 14:23, Grace, www.firewind78@yahoo.com
  I love everything about the university! All the building on the campus have a beautiful historical background and design. I am currently attending a local university in my hometown. I am considering applying for the master/PHD graduate program after I complete my bachelor degrees. Thank you for the amazing tour online and the wonderful architectural pictures which is now my desktop wallpaper. Thank You
  
• 10/23/2000, 18:2, Ololade Fadoju, loliday_01@hotmail.com
  
  
• 10/27/2000, 15:44, Janet Frampton, jframpt@ju.edu
  This is a terrific on-line tour! As a former JU staff member for many years now living in Florida, this was like a quick visit home! Thank you so much!
  
• 11/2/2000, 10:17, Ivan Hampton,
  
  
• 11/4/2000, 16:44, Kelly Dallavalle, KellyD918@aol.com
  I enjoyed the virtual tour, especially the stories that were readily availible to sample. It was very insightful and I really got a feel for how beautiful this University is.
  
• 11/10/2000, 10:53, Craig Lewis, crlewis@us.ibm.com
  Good job on the tour. Clear up some of the photos if you can.
  
• 11/21/2000, 20:24, Sharon Kam, dubbuble@aol.com
  I love Princeton University, so much. It is definetely my first choice when I go to apply to colleges next year, and this tour only confirmed what I already knew to be true-- that Princeton is a gorgeous, wonderful place with a sense of history as well as a sense of humor. Thank you so much for letting the world full of people like me see the beautiful campus from their home!
  
• 11/25/2000, 10:15, Asha Ambrose, ashesinthewater@hotmail.com
  I found the tour to be extremely informative as it gave me an insight into the historical background of the university as well as the every day activities that take place on the campus. I especially appreciated the historical photos from the 250th Anniversary Collection which highlighted the development of various aspects of Princeton University.
  
• 12/1/2000, 13:20, Christian Vargo, cvargo@cox-internet.com
  Thanks!
  
• 12/3/2000, 11:18, Megan Gammill, cheerblondie86@hotmail.com
  Great information! Beautiful campus.
  
• 12/16/2000, 9:45, Caroline, DuckieDoodle2222@olc.om
  
  
• 12/16/2000, 13:15, ahmed shafee, ashafee@du.bangla.net
  Very impressive virtual tour -- one of the best I have seen. Unfortunately, because of low band-width of my ISP, I had to skip most of the multimedia material. Is it possible to include 360 degree pictures, as used in Encarta. I think they are not too big, and give the feeling of being there.
  
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• 1/4/2001, 20:21, Rishi Jaitly , rjaitly@princeton.edu
  As a member of the Class of 2004, this tour has made me even prouder to be Princetonian! Princeton's rich history is incredibly inspiring. The tour does a wonderful job conveying that history. Bravo!
  
• 1/7/2001, 18:36, Michael I. Mashioff, Skimash@aol.com
  The campus at Princeton is the way I always envisioned a University. After visiting on multiple occasions, I beleive that the historical and traditional feel of the buildings (ie. Nassau) in addition to the people at Princeton force me to hope for my acceptance.
  
• 1/12/2001, 19:21, Adam Reich, Adman511@Aol.com
  The virtual tour was great. It gave me a much better feel for the campus than the Admissions Pamphlet. Although I wasn't able to visit Princeton, I feel that the Orange Key Tour helped me become more intimate with the school.
  
• 1/14/2001, 13:35, Leigh Schanfein, detarleigh@yahoo.com
  I would appreciate the tour much more if I were able to see the interiors of the buildings.
  
• 1/17/2001, 23:52, Levi Sandelin, sandelin@bellsouth.net
  Extraordinary!! Of all the website virtual tours that I have taken, this one is by far the most informative and illustrative--this is truly representative of an extraordinary academic institution!
  
• 1/27/2001, 23:34, cleopatra kurti, cck4472@garnet.acns.fsu.edu
  From what I see online the campus is very beautiful. Also I hope that I will be there someday with my studies!
  
• 2/4/2001, 16:26, Catherine Clancy, Big Red 86@aol.com
  I actually visited Princeton today, and I absolutely fell in love with the campus. It was gorgeous! Last week I had called the admissions office to let them know that I was planning on coming to take the tour this Sunday, and the student with whom I spoke said that that was not a problem and that I should just come by for the tour. Unfortunately, she didn't tell me that there were no tours this weekend, but I had a wonderful time exploring the campus myself, and I can't wait to stop by later in the spring.
  
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• 2/11/2001, 11:13, phyllis kremen, bkremen@hotmail.com`
  I want to visit the Fogg Museum of Art. I know it has a wonderful reputation. But I can not seem to find the hours the museum is open nor directions. Can you help?
  
• 2/11/2001, 16:25, Matthew Sporer, Spodo66@aol.com
  Amusing, Informative, and Thoroughly enjoyable, and much better than Harvard and Yale's!
  
• 2/19/2001, 1:3, Jeffrey Noble, jnobes15@aol.com
  The tour was exceptional. Not having had the time/forethought to visit, I had regreted not visiting. Your tour has lifted all guilt I had felt about not visiting as I have an alumnae inteverview tomorrow. I must say though, the part on the 'new' student center might be updated, and the grammar got a little iffy in the section on the physics and mathematical buildings. (Coincidence?;-) Thanks again for the great resource.
  
• 2/19/2001, 13:32, Sara Brady, aerlsvll@aol.com
  I'm currently a Glen Ridge HS 3rd year student and am very excited about the prospects of attending Princeton University.
  
• 2/20/2001, 23:58, Allen Braman Hoggatt, hoggatt@datasync.com
  Wish I could see some color photos of the Braman Transept donated by my Great Grandfather.
  
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• 3/10/2001, 16:23, Lindsay Yeargan, coolchick_1204@hotmail.com
  
  
• 3/10/2001, 16:23, Lindsay Yeargan, coolchick_1204@hotmail.com
  very cool
  
• 3/18/2001, 20:10, Gail Whitman,
  The virtual tour was interesting and a nice way to have a preview of what I would see taking the Orange Key tour.
  
• 3/20/2001, 21:26, Leslie Moore, DuoNoin@aol.com
  You guys did a really fantastic job with your on-line tour -- and trust me, I would know. I'm on a college hunting trip (doesn't that sound violent?) during my spring break, so I've been comparing the websites of the various and sundry colleges I'm interested in. Although I'm not visiting Princeton on this trip (I already came by on the day the Frist campus center was dedicated; talk about idyllic), it's been one of my favorites so I thought I ought to compare it, too. It really is like being on the campus, and the scans are beautiful; they may not be perfect, but you CAN see the cannonball scar on Nassau. You're holding up well against all the other on-line tours I've seen! good job and hope to see you in the fall of '02, Leslie Dallas, TX
  
• 3/26/2001, 6:25, Sandra Sowah, zyrokuul@excite.com
  I really enjoyed the tour and I don't know if it was me but I thought that is great
  
• 3/30/2001, 17:50, Githui Michael., githuimichael@hotmail.com
  I love the presentation. However, I believe a better work can be done to the School of Architecture's site as it would pertain its visibility. Again good work.
  
• 3/31/2001, 15:33, Brent E. Jones, n2xc@excite.com
  
  
• 4/3/2001, 15:31, Michael & Carol Blessington, MJCABLESScs.com
  We are friends of Barbara Braden - Phil's Mom - here in Pittsburgh....she told us of this web site.....Truly a beautiful job....well done...and we enjoyed the web sites very much.....Thank you so very much for putting this all together....now we know where Phil graduated and where he's about to be married.....+
  
• 4/5/2001, 15:48, Becky Anderson, namannah@aol.com
  
  
• 4/5/2001, 15:49, Becky Anderson, namannah@aol.com
  interested in applying to undergraduate school
  
• 4/7/2001, 23:43, Megan Boyle, gemstone911@aol.com
  Can't wait to get there in September '01!
  
• 4/13/2001, 15:21, Ashley B. Hampton, MadAboutShoe21@aol.com
  Attending Princeton University is one of my greatest desires. I am very impressed with the campus as a whole, and I'm determined to do rise to my utmost potential in order to be accpeted. Thank you for displaying such a wonderful website which, subsequently helped finalize my Princeton University decision.
  
• 4/16/2001, 12:0, Kirsten J. Kunz '85, kirsten.kunz@mail.va.gov
  Nice site. In a few places, the text gets misplaced or hidden behind photographs. Anyway, I just took the tour on a whim, and I enjoyed it. It brought back good memories of my days at Princeton.
  
• 4/19/2001, 14:14, Judy Smith, snqjudy@netscape.net
  I found the virtual tour both informative and enertaining.
  
• 4/21/2001, 0:22, Harry Dhillon, HDhil@aol.com
  The tour was a lovely collage of pictures and anecdotes. Thanks for allowing those of us accepted to Princeton to get a free early tour of the campus.
  
• 4/26/2001, 11:53, Vassilia Binensztok, atget_eliot1@yahoo.com
  I have absolutely fallen in love with Princeton. Definitely applying next year! '06
  
• 4/29/2001, 18:56, Kim Beattie, wrbfam@worldnet.att.net
  I took the tour to name the buildings in the photos taken during a visit to your campus by my husband and daughter.
  
• 5/7/2001, 16:35, Xin Yang, xin.yang@ericsson.com
  I just read a book, "A Beautiful Mind", biography of John Nash. It is a wonderful book but heartbreaking. I wanted to visit Princeton because of this book. Today I visited Princeton via Orange Key Tour, very impressive. I plan to visit Princeton in person this fall. Thanks. Xin Yang
  
• 5/12/2001, 11:44, Stephanie, SHi5@aol.com
  Thanks for including a virtual tour of the campus on the university's website. It really makes it much easier for me to find out basic facts and traditions about the school. I can't wait until I'm there this fall!
  
• 5/16/2001, 10:34, Sara Hoyt, 31ruby03@excite.com
  The campus is beautiful and fully met my expectations!
  
• 5/17/2001, 16:29, Sherrie Vickers, lsvick@aol.com
  
  
• 6/4/2001, 20:13, Gail M. Fritz, Gailfhome@aol.com
  Thank you for providing this site. It's very easy to navigate and so helpful for those who are looking at the universities that our children are considering.
  
• 6/19/2001, 1:26, Luis Enrique Ortega, maildeluis@toosexyforyou.com
  I liked it so much. I live in Mexico City so I guess is almost impossible that I could ever met in person Princeton University, but with this tour I knew some of the experieces of every student in the college (at least pictures).
  
• 6/25/2001, 22:36, Jane J. Smith, petes@frontiernet.net
  My daughter arrived today to attend Junior Statesmen Summer School. I loved your virtual tour and now feel like I know at least something about where she'll be spending the next four weeks. Thanks!
  
• 7/7/2001, 1:32, James R. Henry, thenry3@san.rr.com
  I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and am looking forward to seeing the campus firsthand on August 5&6!
  
• 7/8/2001, 14:12, Cesar A Libanati, jdgmntman@aol.com
  Intresting and clever. Is a bit slow, it could be divided into sections.
  
• 7/17/2001, 23:0, safak araz , safak_araz@hotmail.com
  thanks for a very informative presentation. it should definitely help my tomorrow visit to the campus with my parents
  
• 7/20/2001, 22:1, Robert Guyot, rxgkirby@aol.com
  Nice to see my uncles hall (Arnold Guyot)
  
• 7/20/2001, 22:11, Tyler C.H. Strombom, tcstrombom@home.com
  The informantion on tour times, driving directions, and parking were very helpful prior to my family taking a student run tour. The virtual tour of campus and answers to most frequently asked questions were particularly interesting.
  
• 7/27/2001, 15:6, Harinder Sood, harry_sood
  Feels great to be here! It's a wonderfully crafted and an extremely informative tour. Thanks very much!
  
• 7/27/2001, 15:7, Harinder Sood, harry_sood
  Feels great to be here! It's a wonderfully crafted and an extremely informative tour. Thanks very much!
  
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• 8/1/2001, 13:59, John Keating, DKeat80433@aol.com
  I enjoyed the tour very much.
  
• 8/1/2001, 21:6, Felisha Garcia, jgarcia002@sprintmail.com
  I enjoyed your tour very much. It was very imformative and interesting. I still have a ways to go, but I hope to be attending your college in the year of 2004. Thanks, and wish me luck!
  
• 8/3/2001, 4:31, Rochelle Murray, ramurray@mcdonogh.org
  I thought the tour was very informative and nicely created. It showed the personality and atmosphere of the place as well as it could being on the internet.
  
• 8/7/2001, 11:31, Elizabeth Buckner, lizziebeth_01@hotmail.com
  The virtual tour is wonderful! The only problem I had was with finding the link the tour on the website. I love the historical information and statistics, it makes the buildings really come alive for the veiwer.
  
• 8/17/2001, 14:5, Peg Partridge, mpartrid@princeton.edu
  I've been with Princeton University for 15 years and never had time to take the tour. This is wonderful. Thanks so much.
  
• 8/18/2001, 21:56, Lilli Devine, lillid@oregonfast.net
  Hi, I want to go to Princeton University more than anything. I am working very hard to get the best grades that I know how, so that I will be accepted. Right now, I am a Sophomore in High School.
  
• 8/22/2001, 22:24, Megan D'Orvilliers, mplachin@aol.com
  What a fantastic site! The tour was quite extensive and I enjoyed the many unusual facts and stories about Princeton University's history. The links are plentiful, too! I will surely return again to check out some things in more detail. Great work.
  
• 8/30/2001, 22:21, Nathaniel Hiscock, DawnWH@AOL.com
  This was an interesting tour. I would like to see Princeton University in person some day. I am in sixth grade, and I hope to attend Princeton after I graduate. This was a nice tour.
  
• 9/3/2001, 0:0, Hermenegildo Fracao Junior, fracao.hjunior@mercurio.com
  I was looking for an MBA program. Does Princeton has an MBA course ?
  
• 9/3/2001, 16:17, Melissa Yates, Snow6181@aol.com
  I really enjoyed getting to see and know Princeton. My boyfriend attends Princeton and it is great to get a glimpse of his life on the internet. Thanks!
  
• 9/15/2001, 1:14, larry e hutzly, sfalex@hotmail.com
  I would like to submit my personal and any other information to an individual for assignment as an adult supervisor at the eating clubs. I spoke with an adult and some individual upperclassmen during reunion week when i was employed this past spring. I am quite qualified for this assignment and would like the opportunity to prove it. I would be thankful for any assistance.
  
• 9/19/2001, 0:41, Marc Roitman, nyr484@aol.com
  great job with web site tour
  
• 9/21/2001, 12:9, Rebecca Resnik, resnikr@brynmawrschool.org
  I had the opportunity to visit Princeton in person, and I fell in love with the campus and school then; the online tour only made me love it more!
  
• 9/21/2001, 21:25, Danielle Lagana, DML1125@aol.com
  
  
• 10/1/2001, 15:10, Kristin Fasullo, dancer4life1223@aol.com
  The tour was extremely helpful. It gave me a feel for the rich history and beauty of the Princeton campus.
  
• 10/11/2001, 12:13, allie, none
  a very good school i hope you have fun this school year bye
  
• 10/14/2001, 15:36, Ian Millican, ISMillican@aol.com
  This is probably the best virtual tour I've ever seen, and I've seen lots of them. I still look forward to seeing Princeton and will do so within the month. Thank you.
  
• 10/16/2001, 16:17, Dave Morrison, Dmorris@fccj.org
  I grew up in Princeton in the early 60's. I had the pleasure of visiting about two weeks ago. I really enjoyed it, it was a walk down memory lane! Thanks, also enjoyed this tour, GREAT!
  
• 11/9/2001, 14:39, R. Biswanger,
  It's Indiana limestone, not Indian limestone (Chapel)
  
• 11/12/2001, 0:6, Tracy Werth, tracywerth@home.com
  This virtual tour just makes me even more anxious to tour your campus with my son, Michael Werth, in person this spring.
  
• 11/23/2001, 9:41, Li Ming, liming6220001@chinaren.com
  Terrific campus! Maybe oneday, I will be part of you!!!
  
• 11/26/2001, 13:10, Gary Yang, princetonyang@hotmail.com
  Hi, I got a question and am wondering if this is the right place. But I would appreciate it if you could help me out. I would like to know if Dillon Gym is open to people other than Princeton students? How about the fee? Thanks a lot!!!
  
• 12/6/2001, 16:12, Thomas D. Harter, tharter@radford.edu or tharter@vt.edu
  The virtual tour was crafted very well, in fact I think the virtual tour was better than most real-life tours that I have been on to many different Universities.
  
• 12/7/2001, 15:34, Alyce Baumgartner, fransein@mediaone.net
  Excellent Web site!
  
• 12/17/2001, 5:58, JCB, alkalurops28@hotmail.com
  Nice tour! 2 bad I'm 2 old 2 B a s2dent...OK, some 15 years ago I checked out the Woody Wilson School but was scared off by the evident mathematics requirement...
  
• 12/17/2001, 12:21, doug spencer, douglas.spencer@lmco.com
  Is there public access to the gym facilities, and if so how do you apply for access?
  
• 12/23/2001, 22:32, Awnya, dchr4eva@aol.com
  I am turning 15 in two weeks. I have a set goal in my mind, and that is, to go to Princeton University. I would like to go to Princeton because its a good school and i would like to major in law. Could you please send me the cost of tuition. Princeton is the number one University on my list.
  
• 1/5/2002, 1:17, Patricia Ross, cotton_bales@msn.com
  The pictures are great; more of them would be lovely. I would also like to see Burr Hall highlighted since the family is so well represented in the college's initiation. Actually, more should probably be done on the transition from the College of New Jersey to Princeton and its early affiliation geographically associated with its minister-founders.
  
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