As students at Princeton, we are constantly told that we will become the leaders of the world, the movers and shakers of society and the privileged few who can make a difference. After all, our unofficial motto is "In the nation's service and in the service of all nations." Though most of us are currently just struggling to write papers and finish labs, we can still dream. So this week, Cathy Yan '08 asks: "If you can switch places with one political leader for a day, who would it be?
Parker Henritze '09
"Kim Jong-Il. The guy wears platforms and aviators, thinks he can control the weather and was born under two rainbows."
Jessica Baylan '08
"Bill Clinton, so I could seduce an intern."
Jonathann Rice '07
"Gandhi, because he's pretty much the man."
Matt Mittenthal '08
"[White House Press Secretary] Tony Snow. I would love to look great while lying."
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