Now is not the time for complicity
If I told you Nazis were marching down the street, chanting “Blood and Soil,” waving the infamous black with red swastika flag, you’d think I was giving a history report.
If I told you Nazis were marching down the street, chanting “Blood and Soil,” waving the infamous black with red swastika flag, you’d think I was giving a history report.
President Eisgruber explained that Princeton does consider race in admissions, but that every applicant is nonetheless given “a fair shake.” A truly fair shake would level out the differences in performance resulting from an applicant’s socioeconomic background.
I defend the University’s affirmative action policies by placing them in their definitional and historical context. Opponents of affirmative ... Read More
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To the Black Members of the Class of 2021: On behalf of Princeton’s Black Student Union, congratulations on your admission and your accomplishments ... Read More
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To the Class of 2021, The Asian American Students Association (AASA) wishes you a warm welcome to the Princeton community! Read More