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  • This Week in Princeton University History for November 9-15

    This Week in Princeton University History for November 9-15

    By April C. Armstrong *14 In this week’s installment of our recurring series, the community celebrates a historical figure’s 400th birthday, a janitor details his wages, and more. November 10, 1883—Students join a crowded audience at the local celebration of the 400th birthday of Martin Luther. November 11, 1937—A janitor responds to student suggestions that…