By Adrienne Rusinko The leaves have fallen from the trees, and November stickers have also dropped! A limited run of stickers are now available at Special Collections Firestone, Special Collections Mudd, and the Princeton University Library (PUL) Makerspace. Russkiĭ plakat, 153779 NR CyrillicQ, Cotsen Children’s […]

Selected by Katie Zondlo

It’s a funny alphabet. In the first place, it doesn’t begin with an A, but with an illuminated cross: You clearly cross yourself before you begin the alphabet. So then you begin the alphabet, but with a stutter:  you have two consecutive a’s.