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Authors to discuss

works at book store

PRINCETON BOROUGH -- Two authors make an appearance this week at Labyrinth Books.

Barry Seldes, a professor of political science at Rider University, will give a talk about his new book, "Leonard Bernstein: The Political Life of an American Musician," 5:30 p.m. today at the shop. Thomas Levenson, a professor of science writing at MIT, will discuss his book, "Newton and the Counterfeiter: The Unknown Detective Career of the World's Greatest Scientist," 5:30 p.m. Thursday. Labyrinth Books is at 12 Nassau St. For more information, call (609) 497-1600.

It's time to lead,

Hun grad tells seniors

PRINCETON TOWNSHIP -- Hun School graduate Orin Wilf challenged Hun seniors to lead by example, act selflessly and help one another at a ceremony hosted by the Hun School Alumni Association last month. "You are now the leaders of the school, the students the underclassmen will follow," said Wilf. "It is your time to stretch, to grow, to experiment and experience new things."

Wilf is president of New York-based Skyline Developers and Garden Homes Development. He and his family own the Minnesota Vikings and are also part owners of the New York Yankees. He attributed some of his personal success to his senior year at Hun "As I am sure you will discover, senior year will be the most important in your high school career," said Wilf. "I know it was for me. It was the year I grew up."