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“When Princeton, old Princeton, first won her renown,
the rattle of battle was heard in the town. While they were scrapping,
and John Bull was napping, our forefathers made a touchdown. From
that day to this day the men of Nassau Hall have always gone fighting
along. So we’ll cheer them to vict’ry once more by singing
this battle song.” Kenneth Clark ’1905 wrote this
and many other Princeton spirit songs, including the well-known “Going
Back to Nassau Hall,” which is quoted on the walls of the Frist
Campus Center.
- To learn more about Princeton
spirit songs, see quotation #1 and Café
Vivian picture #103.
- To learn more about Kenneth Clark,
see quotation #1 and Café Vivian picture
#82.
- To learn more about football
at Princeton, see quotation #22, and Café
Vivian picture #9, 12,
39, 48, 49,
56, 102, and 111.
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