Excerpts from stories published in the Sept. 15-20, 1972 editions of The Princeton Daily Clarion:

Excerpts from stories published in the Sept. 5-8, 1972 editions of The Princeton Daily Clarion:

I’m in the generation of journalists who started writing their stories on manual typewriters.

Excerpts from stories published in the Sept. 2, 1897 edition of The Princeton Clarion:

I broke up with him earlier this week, after a relationship spanning just a bit more than a decade.

Excerpts of stories published in the Aug. 29, 1872 edition of The Princeton Clarion:

Excerpts from the Aug. 19, 1972 editions of The Princeton Daily Clarion:

It’s true that the older we are, the quicker time seems to fly by.

Excerpts from stories published in the Aug. 11-18, 1972 editions of The Princeton Daily Clarion:

My husband Stan is sitting in his grandfather’s rocking chair as I write, nodding off after a hot morning of mowing.

Excerpts from stories published in the Aug. 5, 1952 edition of the Princeton Clarion-News

Excerpts from stories published in the July 29, 1947 edition of The Princeton Clarion-News:

Excerpts of stories published in the July 22, 1927 edition of The Princeton Clarion-News, forerunner of The Princeton Clarion

Excerpts from stories published 125 years ago in the July 15, 1897 edition of The Princeton Clarion:

When my husband retired in 2020 (except he forgets and still works now and then at the place he retired from!), I worried that he would be bored.

Excerpts from stories published in the July 7-14, 1932 editions of The Princeton Clarion-News, forerunner of The Princeton Clarion:

My dad, a mechanic, drove a school bus full of kids thousands of miles over the decades as a side gig prior to his retirement. But he really doesn’t like driving in larger cities.