Today, with widespread smoking regulations, it’s hard to imagine Princeton students pulling out a lighter in the middle of class and lighting a cigarette. But until Oct. 3, 1960, students in lecture halls and classrooms could freely smoke as professors taught. The administration’s 1960 ban on smoking preceded a long lineage of bans on student [...]
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