Money raised for OA doubles
Outdoor Action has raised more than $40,000 over the last seven months, largely due to its Writathon campaign in December. This amount almost doubles the $25,000 that the program typically raises each year, Outdoor Action (OA) program director Rick Curtis '79 said.Curtis and OA student leaders still worry, however, that ...
Linteris '79 tells of his time in space
An astronaut alum gave his audience a taste of outer space yesterday, showing slides and recounting experiences from beyond Earth's atmosphere.Dr. Greg Linteris '79, a former astronaut and payload specialist for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) who is currently an engineer for the National Institute of Standards and ...
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The psychology of a student section
Anyone who has ever rooted for a sports team has probably believed, at one time or another, that they have somehow influenced the outcome of a game with their thoughts alone. Who hasn't seen die-hard basketball fans poised on the edge of the bleachers during an important game, desperately wishing ...
Rapelye: no formula for admissions
Following months of debate about the role of affirmative action in Princeton's admissions process, Dean of Admission Janet Rapelye acknowledged last night that applicants' race does influence her office's decisions.At a panel discussion organized by minority student groups, including Asian students concerned about the adverse role their race may play ...
Achieving fluent instruction
Across from Mahiri Mwita's desk in Aaron Burr Hall hangs a white marker board. Written on it is a poem by one of his third-year Swahili students. The poem, part of the student's project to translate American verse into Swahili, tells the story of a young girl who is chided ...
El Halaby crashes pro party
Imagine if this year's French Open were won not by Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal, the No. 1 and 2 tennis players in the world, but by Werner Eschauer. Eschauer, in case you didn't know, sits 108th in the ATP rankings.The scenario may seem impossible, but such a titanic upset ...
A blasphemous All-Star Game hits Sin City
From now on, the NBA All-Star Game should always be played in Las Vegas. The ostentation, leisure and wantonness of the event are in sync with the very foundations of the city itself. The basketball played during an All-Star game is an incomplete version of the sport, because defense is ...

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