Gene Andrew Jarrett, the Seryl Kushner Dean of the College of Arts and Science and Professor of English at New York University, will become Princeton’s next dean of the faculty on Aug. 1. Jarrett earned his bachelor’s degree in English from Princeton in 1997. He has a long career as an influential academic administrator, professor and scholar of African American literary studies.
A Van Tripper’s Guide To Summer
Paul Evans
Rumours of Van Life’s Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
If you’re looking for a trip away as the world emerges cautiously from a period of restricted travel, perhaps you’ll look to the flexibility and practicality of a van trip.
Maybe you’ll opt to stick around home, staycaying, until all this properly blows over. Perhaps you want to go further afield to Europe, where a van offers you the chance to chase swells and weather windows, changing plans at the last minute to get the most of your trip.
A new short film shot at Selhurst Railway Club and featuring a desperate escape attempt from a toilet stall is crowdfunding its release. Stalled stars Ken Christiansen of Channel 4 drama It s a Sin , and is produced by Croydon resident Daniel Taylor. The tagline for the film is He only came in for a pint , and it s billed as a kinetic and atmospheric short thriller in which Christiansen faces a life and death situation after getting trapped in the gents. A synopsis seen by the Croydon Guardian reads: Paul Strachan only came for a pint. Stuck in the toilet stall with a dead gangster next door, two urgent knocks on the only door in or out, prompt a desperate dash to escape .
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New LGBT bistro opened in Fleetwood by pair from TV show Four in a Bed
A couple from Fleetwood who founded a charity to support the local LGBT community and also appeared on TV have launched a cafe bistro in the town.
Thursday, 20th May 2021, 4:28 pm
The official launch of the Fishermens Rest cafe bisto: From left, John Conway,Luke Conway, The Duchess, Helen Jones (volunteer), David Malett (trustee), Raymand Castle (duty manager and volunteer)
Luke and John Conway set up LGBT Charity UK from their own savings of £8,000 and have now opened five charity shops across the Fylde coast, including one on Lord Street in Fleetwood which opened last summer.