Editor's Letter

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Cultural Connection
THE dancers’ feet tap a rhythm on the stage, moving in sync with the music played by live musicians, as the two people on stage dance in concert with each other.
Hot Sounds, Cool Jazz
IT was a dusty old Victrola and a stack of 78 records that led Vince Giordano to a life in jazz. It was around 1957, when Mr. Giordano was 5 years old when he discovered the bounty in an attic.
A Life Remembered
EVEN when Susan Stein was growing up in the projects in Brooklyn, she already knew her destiny. “My mother told me that from the time I was 4 years old, and taken to my first movie, I was smitten by actors and acting. I just loved that world, and wanted to be part of it,” says Ms. Stein, 48, a Princeton resident who also maintains an apartment on New York’s Upper West Side.

Editor's Letter

Written by Megan Sullivan
Wednesday, 28 April 2010 13:53
On the first day of spring this year, we couldn’t have asked for more perfect weather. Torrential rain the previous weekend had postponed the annual Trenton St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Hamilton Avenue to March 20. Instead of rain jackets and boots, parade-goers wore sunglasses, flip flops and short sleeve T-shirts in varying shades of green. A few weeks prior, we had record snowfall and freezing temps. And there I stood in 70-degree sunshine, breaking out in a sweat as I drank a Guinness. For me, the first day of spring meant the first sunburn of the season.
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