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Sophomore Mauricio Sanchez, who is the No. 1 ranked collegiate squash player, will lead the No. 2-ranked men's squash team in their quest for the national championship this weekend at Yale.
In search of words: Students study abroad
After her freshman year, as many of her classmates headed home for their first summer as college students, Sloan Pavsner '08 was gearing up for a very different experience: two months in China at Princeton-in-Beijing (PiB).Studying Chinese was something of an accident for Pavsner. She had planned to take Greek ...
USG and public safety to loan bicycles
In an effort to ease transportation woes and curb the number of abandoned bicycles, the USG is planning to scatter orange bikes across campus.A collaboration between the USG and Public Safety, the USG Bicycle Initiative aims to charge students an annual fee of $3 for unlimited access to bikes stationed ...
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And the Oscar goes to ...
It's that time of year again. While New Jersey shivers from the bitter cold, Tinseltown is heating up in anticipation of the biggest, most heavily publicized event of the year: the 79th Annual Academy Awards. The ceremony, which could bulge out to four hours or more, is set for broadcast ...
'Undercover' story upsets Bicker clubs
An "undercover" story about the eating clubs published yesterday in a New York newspaper has attracted criticism from some students for what they say is its unfair and sensationalistic portrayal of the Street.The article, published in the online edition of the New York Observer, described several of the selective eating ...
Former employee alleges racism
A former executive director of Princeton-in-Africa is suing the program, alleging racial discrimination and defamation on the part of the organization and two of its board members.The complaint, filed by Angela Coleman '92, claims that she was removed from her job in December without cause and that two of the ...
National title on the line for Tigers
The Ivy League champion men's squash team (8-1 overall, 6-0 Ivy League) has the opportunity to complete a rare feat in collegiate athletics this weekend in New Haven, Conn. — bringing the men's national title back to Old Nassau in the same sport and the same year as Princeton also ...
Strong middle offense leads to win
The Scarlet Raiders may have wanted to steal from the Tigers' den, but the mens' volleyball team rose up and foiled their plans on the road Tuesday night at The Golden Dome. With the victory, the Tigers advanced to 2-1 overall and hit the .500 mark with four wins and ...
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