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Daily Princetonian StaffTo keep our fingers on the pulse of campus discourse, the Opinion section wants to create a regular forum for the opinions of the Princeton community.
To keep our fingers on the pulse of campus discourse, the Opinion section wants to create a regular forum for the opinions of the Princeton community.
In its 8th annual Sexual Health Report Card, Trojan-brand condoms ranked the University first among all U.S.
This weekend the Band took a two-hour road-trip to Cape May to crash a wedding. The newlyweds were both alumni, but he was class of 2005 and she of 2001, so it could hardly have been the concurrent experience of Princeton’s undergraduate-focused environment which brought them together.
Meet four of our new columnists – Jason Choe, Ryan Dukeman, Christian Wawrzonek and Katherine Zhao.
10:30 p.m.:All clear, the University tweets. 10:16 p.m.:The concert in Richardson Auditorium has ended.
With the newly released docket for the Supreme Court, there are many interesting cases the court will tackle this year, ranging from Campaign Finance to the President’s ability to make recess appointments.
Meet three of our new columnists - Aaron Robertson, Marni Morse and Jiyoon Kim. The first in a series of introductions. Aaron Robertson My biblical namesake carried a miraculous rod that could transform into a serpent.
Although Princeton once again faces a meningitis outbreak, Yale is dealing with something of another sick variety.It was reported by the Yale Daily Newsthat an individual or group of individuals has defecated in students' laundry on multiple occasions this fall. What began as just urine and food excrement thrown onto clothes in washing machines quickly spiraled into full-blown feces, according to the article.
The name Bieber sparks reactions in certain people, although it seems that which Bieber doesn’t always matter. Just ask David Bieber '14 whose Twitter handle @Bieber receives many misdirected tweets from frantic tween fans.
One of the most surprising things I’ve noticed here at Princeton is the allure of busyness. Not the sort of busy work that’s associated with classes or much-too-frequent precepts but the kind of work that people drown themselves in to not have to deal with personal or emotional issues.
That’s right ladies, our beloved Leois rumored to be cast as the 13thPresident of Princeton University and the 28thPresident of the United States. Rumors began to soar when Warner Bros.
What's up with P/D/F? A conversation with Ben Dinovelli, Ye Eun Charlotte Chun, Bennett McIntosh, and Prianka Misra Prianka Misra (PM): So I can understand why some might have an issue with PDF option because they might think that it detracts from the overall academic experience of the Princeton student, in the sense that he/she might feel like they can simply do enough work in the class to “get by.” On the other hand, it might imply that you benefit more from the learning experience by not concentrating on grades, and by just absorbing the material. Ye Eun Charlotte Chun (YC): Ok, so I can see merit to that argument but I think what actually ends up happening is that tons of students who are legitimately interested in a subject or class end up dropping it because they just can’t afford to do all the work for all the classes they want to enroll in.
Sept. 24, 1913 doubled as both F. Scott Fitzgerald's birthday as well as his first day of classes as a freshman.
President and Chief Operating Officer of BuzzFeed Jon Steinberg ‘99 was a former opinion columnist for the Daily Princetonian during his time at the University.
As the so-called "shopping period" for class draws to a close, I feel fortunate that I was able to finally get my schedule in order.
The reception on Alexander Beach after Sunday's installation served as an opportunity for Eisgruber's fellow administrators, faculty members and personal friends to connect and trade stories about the new University president.
Ahead of Christopher Eisgruber’s installation this weekend, here is the installation of Eisgruber’s predecessor John Grier Hibben a century ago.
8:37 p.m.: The search officially concluded at 8:15 p.m., according to University spokesperson Martin Mbugua. 8:22 p.m.:Five workers were believed to be on the construction site at the time of the collapse and four were immediately accounted for, according to an on-site firefighter with the Pennington fire department.
Bennett McIntosh In his address to the class of 2017 on Sunday afternoon, incoming president Eisgruber drew deeply from his roots as a Princeton student and professor to frame a message familiar to those acquainted with the university.
Praise be, the hegemony that the Frist food gallery has long held over Princeton’s late-night drunk-munchies market appears at end: according to theTimes of Trenton,legendary Greenwich Village falafel jointMamoun’shas announced plans to open a location at 20 Witherspoon St.