Adam Frankel's March 7th column, "Post a guard at the revolving door," reads like the day-before-yesterday's New York Times. Wait, it IS the day-before-yesterday's New York Times — "Elder Bush in Big G.O.P. Cast Toiling for Top Equity Firm," by Leslie Wayne. The 'Times' gracefully alluded to its displeasure by giving the firm's critics plenty of ink; Frankel's opinion piece led with an allusion to Playboy in case simple-minded readers cannot otherwise recognize his indignation. At least Frankel attributed the quotes he used, if not the premise he lifted.
In the future, if I want to be reminded of a middleschool paper's opinion page, I'll look for Adam Frankel's columns.
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In a climate of political uncertainty, it is now more important than ever for students to be engaged with university policymaking — and USG is the most direct avenue to engage with administrative decision makers. While USG’s social events — including Lawnparties — are important, especially in times of stress and division, we also represent you. We don’t just plan parties.
Princeton’s meat eaters should embrace the reducetarian solution
Josh StiefelAs the reducetarian maxim describes, small measures, when taken on a campus-wide scale, can yield tremendous results.
As the reducetarian maxim describes, small measures, when taken on a campus-wide scale, can yield tremendous results.
