I think many people were a little worried about where the pictures would go. Still, congratulations to all of you who went the extra mile, and got your picture taken. You have joined the privileged few. Our sociological observations are as follows. People want their friends to get their pictures taken, but don't want their picture taken themselves.
Women are quicker than men to reject the idea of getting their picture taken.
No one says anything to you if you carry a life-sized Fabio across campus. There were some smirks, but most people seemed not to notice. I suspect that someone could cross campus with a severed human head and not be questioned. While at the Frist Campus Center, Asad and I were approached by a member of Princeton's staff. He shared a story with us that I'm not likely to soon forget.