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Seventeen graduate students traveled to New York Monday to record the number of homeless people for a census spearheaded by the Common Ground charity. The census is part of the Street to Home Initiative, which aims to provide affordable housing to the homeless.
University installs new supercomputers
A yearlong effort to broaden the University's research infrastructure recently culminated in the implementation of three new supercomputers, placing the University at the forefront of computing research.Last fall, the Office of Information Technology (OIT), the Princeton Institute for Computational Science and Engineering, the engineering school and the genomics institute collaborated ...
Panelists define a 'just society'
Three University professors and a visiting fellow elucidated the various definitions of social justice in a panel last night in Dodds Auditorium, sharing their visions for a more just future society.The event was the first of six in this October's Civic Awareness and Action Series. Wilson School professor Stan Katz ...
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Crime rate drops, well below peers'
Crime at Princeton declined in 2005, with fewer reported incidents of liquor law violations, burglary and aggravated assault than in 2004, according to the Department of Public Safety's (DPS) annual Campus Security Report.Though the figures for on-campus motor vehicle theft and sexual assault rose slightly, crime on campus overall remains ...
Home street home
NEW YORK, N.Y., Oct. 2 — In the deep night, when office workers have gone home and the subway rhythm lulls, the homeless emerge to reclaim the city streets. From the polished marble of Columbus Circle to the sleazy lingerie shops of Hell's Kitchen, the city belongs to them. A ...
Princeton seventh at W&M
After an up and down performance over the past two days, the men's golf team finished in the middle of the pack at the Jon Agee Invitational yesterday, but topped Ivy rival Columbia by over 20 strokes for a welcome confidence boost. Senior captain John Sawin was the low Princeton ...
Subway Series a few short stops ahead
The Major League Baseball Playoffs are here, and while this column will not be printed until after the first day of action, I will still humbly submit my predictions.First, to the American League: the first division series sees the Oakland A's open at Minnesota. The Twins have been the best ...
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