Princeton in DC!

No, this isn't a meeting of "Future Enterprisers." (Wasn't that the name of Tom Cruise's group in Risky Business prior to his being told, "Princeton could use a guy like you"?) Authentic, button-downPrinceton alums in CRE gathered last night at Goulston & Storrs' downtown office for a get-together spurred by NY-based alum Jeremy Glantz, third from left, of Kensington Vanguard National Land. With him: Hartley'sDiane Hartley, Property Group Partners' Bob Braunohler, JBG's Rob Stewart, Goulston's David Abromowitz, Tishman Speyer's Todd Rich, and EYA's Terry Eakin. (We can't help thinking of distinguished former Secretary of State George Shultz, age 92, who back in the '80s was revealed to have a Princeton tiger tattoo on hiswell, folks, look it up.) Full disclosure: Your ancient publisher who snapped this pic faintly recalls also being an alum. Hail orange and black! Hail net absorption!

Have a great weekend, everyone! Wear sunscreen. See you Tuesday. Email chris.baird@bisnow.com

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