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Man of The Times: Raymond W. Apple, Jr. '57, a former chairman of The Daily Princetonian and noted reporter for The New York Times, died yesterday in Washington. Apple is remembered for his forceful personality and piercing intellect. He wrote on war, politics, food and travel.
Vandals spraypaint campus Rutgers red
Two days after Whig Hall was tagged with graffiti, unknown vandals — apparently Rutgers students — returned Wednesday to finish the job, spray-painting Clio Hall, the Revolutionary War cannon and the two nearby tiger statues."Give us a f—kin' game, f—gots," was written in red on the stairs of Clio Hall, ...
Iraq an unjust war, Walzer argues
Michael Walzer, renowned political theorist and professor at the Institute for Advanced Study, criticized America's involvement in Iraq as "unjust," arguing that the administration had lost its moral compass, at a discussion in Butler College last night.Walzer's speech, entitled "Can Any War Be Just?" was the second in a series ...
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Students say grading policy hurts academic life
Princeton's two-year-old grade deflation policy remains overwhelmingly unpopular among the student body, with nearly 75 percent of students believing it has had a negative effect on the University's academic environment and over a third saying it has influenced their course selections, according to the results of a USG survey being ...
A man of The Times
Raymond W. Apple, Jr. '57, a former chairman of The Daily Princetonian who spent more than 40 years traveling the world as a correspondent and editor at The New York Times, died yesterday in Washington. He was 71.He succumbed to complications from thoracic cancer.Apple's forceful personality and piercing intellect carried ...
Will they still be Tigers?
Princeton's recent decision to abandon early admissions has raised many questions, ranging from the socioeconomic and moral ramifications of the sudden change to the move's national effect on college admissions. But one issue that has received less attention is the impact of the change on athletic recruiting.With the departure of ...
Anything you can do ...
The 2005-06 school year marked the 20th consecutive year that Princeton finished first in the Ivy League's all-sport standings. Tiger teams won 13 Ivy League championships, and the athletic program again reached the top-50 in the Director's Cup — which ranks the best overall Division I athletic programs in the ...
