In the late 18th century, Princeton was anything but a sleepy college town. The university was a religious institution led by a rebel who taught his students to question everything. But how did Princeton go from a town named for the monarchy to a hotbed of revolutionary fervor? How did events unfold to give General George Washington his first major field victory? Guests:Mimi Omiecinski, founder of the Princeton Tour Company and Pi Day PrincetonWill Krakower, historic educator and park manager at the Princeton Battlefield State Park.