Class of 1986
This 1968 NASA mission was the first manned spacecraft to orbit the Moon and shares its name with the mythological twin of Artemis, NASA’s modern lunar program launched earlier this week.
What is Apollo 8?
Long before the White House, this future First Lady studied sociology at Princeton, graduating in 1985.
Who is Michelle Obama?
This “Jake” went from indie darling to Marvel villain—no relation to dad, but same initials.
Who is Jake Gyllenhaal?
His life was tragically cut short in Memphis in 1968, but his “dream” continues to echo through history.
Who is MLK Jr.?
Known for wild hair and even wilder theories, this physicist could often be spotted strolling to work around Princeton.
Who is Albert Einstein?
Complete this Bruce Springsteen lyric: “’Cause nothing matters in this whole wide world when you’re in love with a…”
What is Jersey Girl?
Athletes competed at high altitude and made history with iconic podium protests at this international sporting event held in Mexico City in 1968.
What are The Summer Olympics Games?
In 1869, Princeton faced off against this fellow New Jersey school in what’s considered the first intercollegiate football game. (And lost!)
What is Rutgers University?
With a laugh almost as recognizable as his roles in Jurassic Park, this “JG” actor is basically chaos in human form.
Who is Jeff Goldblum?
Back when 2001 felt like the distant future, this 1968 film introduced the “Dawn of Man” sequence—later recreated with dolls in Barbie (2023).
What is 2001: A Space Odyssey?
Founded in 1746, Princeton was originally known by this name; now shared with a current New Jersey college.
What is The College of New Jersey (TCNJ)?
After a whirlwind start in Kansas and an even wilder journey through Oz, this “JG" actress brought Dorothy to life in a classic 1939 film.
Who is Judy Garland?
Born in 1968, this diva hit an iceberg-sized level of fame with a song about love that refuses to sink.
Who is Celine Dion?
Not just a place to nap between classes, this word for college grounds comes from the Latin for “field” and was popularized at Princeton.
What is Campus?
In a novel later adapted into a film starring Leonardo DiCaprio, this wealthy Long Island man throws extravagant parties to attract Daisy Buchanan.
Who is Jay Gatsby?