In Sotomayor's case, the connection was obvious — the title for her own speech was the University's informal motto, "In the Nation's Service and in the Service of All Nations," which is, of course, drawn from Wilson's address.
By the time of the Bicenquinquagenary in 1996, the yearning for updated precision was apparently irresistible, so at the urging of Princeton's Canadian-born president Harold Shapiro, the trustees expanded the motto to Princeton in the Nation's Service and in the Service of All Nations, a more accurate description of reality to be sure.
In the center's first year, Paul riffed with characteristic wit on the University's informal motto — "In the Nation's Service and in the Service of All Nations" — to set the Lewis Center agenda: "Princeton in the Service of the Imagination". But how best to serve the imagination?
"The NROTC program, and our Army and Air Force ROTC programs, are important elements of our efforts to live up to Princeton's informal motto: 'In the Nation's Service and in the Service of All Nations.'" Under the new agreement, Princeton students may participate in the NROTC college-option program beginning in fall 2014.
In many wonderful ways, Princeton is doing its job in training young men and women to be leaders in their fields and fulfilling the university's unofficial motto: In the Nation's Service and in the Service of all Nations.
In 1996, as part of the University's 250th anniversary, Wilson's phrase "Princeton in the Nation's Service" was expanded with "and in the Service of All Nations," to reflect Princeton's growing international presence.
"He will be in the country and in the service of the people".
Thousands of other jobs were created in research and development, in biotechnology and in the service sector, he said.
Inconsistency in the food and in the service seems so far to be the only predictable element.
An ever-larger part of union organizing is in government and in the service sector, including hotels and nursing homes.
The jobs that are available tend to be low-paid and in the service sector: cashiers, nurse's aides, security guards.
