PHOTOSHOP FOR THE SPOKEN WORD It's accepted now that with programs like Adobe's PhotoShop it's possible to manipulate photos with a few clicks of the mouse. Now a Princeton computer scientist and a PhD candidate are trying to do the same for voice recordings. Ant their technology, VoCo, is already turning heads. Melissa Drift reports. | WHAT'S HAPPENING?  TODAY'S EVENTSTOMORROW'S EVENTS FUTURE EVENTS There Goes the Sun: Your next chance to witness a solar eclipse won't come until 2024, but art related to eclipses will be on view at the Princeton University Art Museum through October 8. As Susan Van Dongen reports, 'Transient Effects' celebrates the once lost painting of scientist-turned-artist Howard Russell Butler, pictured. List your event: E-mail events@princetoninfo.com INSIDE U.S. 1 NEWSPAPER  See story list in current issueSearch Our Archives Follow Princeton Comment and other blogs from our writers. TRAFFIC | MAPS | WALKING TOURS WEATHER | NEWS | MOVIE LISTINGS EVENTS AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Questions about this site? E-mail Richard K. Rein - rein@princetoninfo.com - or call 609-452-7000. |
INSIDE THE ECHO  The September issue of the Princeton Echo, available now on newsstands and online at communitynews.org, features Anica Mrose Rissi, a Princeton-based author of the Anna, Banana book series for children and other books for young adults.Also inside: A sampling of the lessons to be gleaned from John McPhee's latest book, 'Draft No. 4.' Michele Alperin explores the goals of the Princeton Progressive Action Group, which has proposed zoning changes that could create more mid-priced housing in Princeton. | |
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