As Princetonians rush to secure summer internships and post-graduation jobs, it seems there is little they won't do for money. And as the stakes raise and professional options dwindle, many of us are left with little choice. Still, there are limits. This week, Jean M. Beebe '10 asks: "What is a job you could never be paid enough to do?"
Zvi Smith '09
"Write for the Tory."
Genya Frankel '09
"Something really unethical. Like killing people."
Ian Brasg '10
"Given a high-enough asking price, I'd do just about anything..."
Jessica Asrat '09
"I wouldn't work in a meat factory. For the moment, I like eating meat, and it might disgust me."
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On March 27, the Municipality of Princeton’s Zoning Board of Adjustment approved construction developments for Tower Club and Charter Club. Renovations for both clubs are aimed towards improving accessibility.
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