Shelley Frisch, a long-time Princeton resident, discussed her journey to Princeton, starting in 1973 for graduate work and returning in 1991. She expressed discomfort with the current political climate, particularly the co-optation of the 2/50 celebration by the president. Frisch advocated for a return to founding principles like separation of church and state, equality, and […]
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Walter Frank, who moved to Princeton in 1986, recalls the 1976 US Bicentennial with fondness, highlighting the tall ships and fireworks viewed from the World Trade Center. He contrasts that optimistic time with the current political climate, noting the rise of extreme voices and the lack of bipartisan cooperation. Frank expresses concern about the future,
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Mark Freda, a lifelong Princeton resident, reflects on the 1976 U.S. Bicentennial, noting a greater appreciation and unity compared to the upcoming 250th anniversary. He expresses concern about the current political divide, emphasizing the need for a return to a country-first mentality. Freda discusses the founding of the Spirit of Princeton group, which organizes patriotic
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