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E-PrinceFor students like Ailea Stites ’12, stress is a way of life.
Like many of her peers, Stites regularly sacrifices sleep, occasionally pulling an all-nighter, and sometimes skips meals to complete all of her work.
Stites said she is “probably ...
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Ha -- beat of all you!
Princeton stress? Just wait till your fifth Reunions. No, tenth. Or twentieth. Then we'll talk.
this is an interesting topic, and props to the students (especially Ailea) who were willing to go on record with their quotes, but article's organization is terrible. Too much meandering and other than "sensitizing" the audience to the issue, it doesn't really gain traction on putting forth any other point.
How about consulting with the Healthy Minds Peer Advisors for this article??
wait... students at Princeton are stressed and don't sleep enough?!?
on the scale of blatantly obvious and uninteresting things to write about, the Prince has hit an all-time low.
Push it to the limit
Walkin' on the razor's edge
Don't look back, just keep your head
Or you'll be finished.
Why the random discussion of cigarettes? I think a lot more students cope with stress by drinking too much than by starting to smoke. Generally it's people who already are smokers who smoke more when they're stressed.
LEGALIZE IT!
alex shih= such a beast
At first I was puzzled as to why the piece focused on sophomores, who basically have only coursework to do. Then I realized they're the only ones who have enough free time to be interviewed for an inane Prince article.