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Prince Portfolio
(March, 2008 - March, 2008 )
Editorial Page Editor (Jan., 2006 - Jan., 2006 )
Articles:
- Ladies, it's time to speak up - Opinion
ByPublished: January 13, 2006
Senior Writer (Feb., 2004 - Oct., 2004 )
Articles:
- Bush-Kerry debates overlook higher education issues such as study abroad, financial aid, stem cell research - News
ByPublished: October 22, 2004 - P-Votes gets 1,104 new N.J. voters - News
ByPublished: October 05, 2004 - New grading policy to take effect this year - News
ByPublished: September 08, 2004 - Grade inflation plan passes - News
ByPublished: April 27, 2004 - Faculty set to vote on proposal - News
ByPublished: April 26, 2004 - Felten analysis refutes grade inflation claims - News
ByPublished: April 23, 2004 - USG approves letter voicing student opinions - News
ByPublished: April 21, 2004 - USG plans response to proposals - News
ByPublished: April 19, 2004 - Students voice opinions on grade inflation proposals - News
ByPublished: April 16, 2004 - Faculty gives Malkiel's grade inflation proposal mixed reviews - News
ByPublished: April 14, 2004 - Proposal to curb grade inflation - News
ByPublished: April 08, 2004 - Concert will feature The Wailers - News
ByPublished: April 07, 2004 - Job prospects brighten for Class of 2004 - News
ByPublished: March 31, 2004 - Bush budget changes will not affect University - News
ByPublished: March 26, 2004 - New e-mail virus hits campus - News
ByPublished: March 03, 2004 - Cultural programs see growth - News
ByPublished: February 26, 2004 - Powell defends Bush agenda - News
ByPublished: February 23, 2004 - New condo complex approved - News
ByPublished: February 12, 2004 - Alumni offer complaints, humor to TigerCall staff during fundraising - News
ByPublished: February 05, 2004
Arts Writer (Nov., 2002 - Oct., 2003 )
Articles:
- 'Laramie Project' returns to Intime this weekend - Street
ByPublished: October 16, 2003 - Modern rock musical 'The Fix' ain't broke - Street
ByPublished: April 24, 2003 - Student-written play joins color, music and humor - Street
ByPublished: March 27, 2003 - PUP reinterprets 'Pippin' - Street
ByPublished: February 27, 2003 - Tilghman to perform in Vagina Monologues - Street
ByPublished: February 13, 2003 - Burger's 'Six Degrees' heats up Theatre Intime - Street
ByPublished: February 06, 2003 - New adaptation of classic 'Tamburlaine' brings sublime to suburbia - Street
ByPublished: December 05, 2002 - Get ready to rumble: Sharks, Jets meet on modern stage in Princeton University Players' 'West Side Story' - Street
ByPublished: November 14, 2002
Staff Writer (Oct., 2002 - Jan., 2004 )
Articles:
- U-2 increases food selection as Frist sales rise, Wawa reopens - News
ByPublished: January 19, 2004 - OWL presents panel on first female students - News
ByPublished: December 10, 2003 - Princeton's women in science explain task force finding of gender disparity - News
ByPublished: November 25, 2003 - Anthropologist discusses rise in status of women in Afghanistan - News
ByPublished: November 03, 2003 - Housing, immigration top issues for local politicians - News
ByPublished: October 10, 2003 - Afghan president charters school at University event - News
ByPublished: September 29, 2003 - Karzai urges continued cooperation between Afghanistan and United States - News
ByPublished: September 26, 2003 - Afghan President Karzai to talk at University today - News
ByPublished: September 26, 2003 - Despite budget cuts, Teach for America grows - News
ByPublished: September 25, 2003 - Afghanistan faces continued challenges - News
ByPublished: September 17, 2003 - Two years later, University remembers Sept. 11 attacks - News
ByPublished: September 12, 2003 - Updated: Empty bomb threat stirs empty campus - News
ByPublished: May 29, 2003 - Dean announces training of preceptors - News
ByPublished: May 12, 2003 - Student groups propose adding cultural studies requirement - News
ByPublished: May 01, 2003 - Fields Center sponsors broad discussion of campus diversity - News
ByPublished: April 25, 2003 - Ivy admissions selectivity increases in record year - News
ByPublished: April 10, 2003 - As Michigan arguments start, campus weighs in - News
ByPublished: April 01, 2003 - Fighting AIDS: Advocates call for dialogue, engagement - News
ByPublished: March 05, 2003 - Tory stumbles on accidental fortune - News
ByPublished: March 05, 2003 - Paw Points disappoint, vendors say - News
ByPublished: February 26, 2003 - Tory sponsors lecture by 'Dangerous Conservative' - News
ByPublished: February 20, 2003 - Eric Lubell '76: New alumni magazine offers fresh voice - News
ByPublished: February 18, 2003 - Initiations unaffected by alcohol charges, clubs say - News
ByPublished: February 12, 2003 - North Korea nearly takes center stage from Iraq - News
ByPublished: February 05, 2003 - Part of Rocky dining hall to be saved for upperclassmen - News
ByPublished: February 03, 2003 - New funds to relieve previously tight budget, expand programs - News
ByPublished: January 15, 2003 - Rising literary celebrity Foer '99 makes return visit to campus - News
ByPublished: December 12, 2002 - Senior jacket showdown: Final four designs vie for place in future P-rades - News
ByPublished: December 05, 2002 - University weighs upperclass dining facility proposal - News
ByPublished: November 27, 2002 - Forbes says after inevitable war, U.S. should form Iraqi democracy - News
ByPublished: November 06, 2002 - Tenner discusses evolution of student-initiated Honor Code - News
ByPublished: October 24, 2002
Contributor (Sept., 2002 - Oct., 2002 )
Articles:
- Women of Princeton reach top ranks in business world, Fortune magazine - News
ByPublished: October 21, 2002 - Grammy-winning Reverend delivers spiritual message in common language of jazz - Street
ByPublished: October 17, 2002 - Five films, five different glimpses of Latin American culture - Street
ByPublished: October 03, 2002 - Nationwide Starbucks protest draws high school students to Nassau Street - News
ByPublished: September 30, 2002
Staff Photographer
Photographs:
Borough attorney Michael Herbert presented proposal changes prior to Tuesday's council vote.
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