HARVEST DINING Food writer Pat Tanner introduces us to three chefs at prominent Princeton-area establishments -- One53, Nassau Street Seafood, and Blue Point Grill -- who had their beginnings not in cooking school, but at the bottom of the kitchen hierarchy: as dishwashers. | WHAT'S HAPPENING IN PRINCETON, NJ? TODAY'S EVENTS TOMORROW'S EVENTS FUTURE EVENTS IN THE SPOTLIGHT: At Princeton University Art Museum: "A Material Legacy: The Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger Collection of Contemporary Art," on view through October 30, features work by Edmund de Waal, Mark di Suvero, Katharina Grosse, Damien Hirst, Anish Kapoor, Matthew Ritchie, Julian Schnabel, Richard Serra, Ursula von Rydingsvard, Kara Walker, and Kehinde Wiley, among others. Ilene Dube reports. TO LIST YOUR EVENT: E-mail the pertinent information to events@princetoninfo.com. Here's a helpful primer on event submissions. Questions: Call 609-452-7000. 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. |
A DIFFERENT DIVORCE  Supti Bhattacharya, who became a partner at the law firm Hill Wallack in April, is one of a limited number of lawyers in central New Jersey familiar enough with South Asian culture to successfully deal with a thorny issue like divorce. She said clients from Indian backgrounds have very different needs and expectations than people who were raised in more Western households. | |
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