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E-PrinceMany students do not seek advice from their assigned residential-college academic advisers, even as the start of spring 2009 course selection approaches for freshmen and sophomores.
Nathan Brown ’12, a Wilson College resident, said that because his four freshman-year classes ...
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This is probably one of the most ridiculous, non-newsworthy stories I have come across in the Prince to date. Firstly, you shouldn't make broad, sweeping assertions using as evidence two hand picked examples. And secondly, why does anyone care? What is the purpose of this, other than to fill space?
Look, I know that certain times of year are more slow than others, but do yourself and your audience a big favor and just don't print as much when you don't have anything to report. I feel kind of bad for the writer since, given the topic, it's kind of hard to make it relevant to read. And it certainly isn't.
The above thought is smart and doesn’t require any further addition. It’s perfect thought from my side.
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