Shock and dismay
A Tiger caught by the tail
Spitzer was elected governor of New York in 2006 with 69 percent of the vote. Before that election, Spitzer served as New York’s attorney general for eight years and made a name for himself investigating Wall Street for questionable business practices.
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Princeton employees donate to Altman, Cohen, Wang in N.J.-12 race
Ryan BuschmanDuring the first quarter of 2026, University employees donated to the campaigns of Sue Altman, Brad Cohen, and Sam Wang in the N.J.-12 congressional race. No employees donated to Adam Hamawy, the candidate with the greatest contribution total.
During the first quarter of 2026, University employees donated to the campaigns of Sue Altman, Brad Cohen, and Sam Wang in the N.J.-12 congressional race. No employees donated to Adam Hamawy, the candidate with the greatest contribution total.
Students say ‘hey, what’s up, hello’ to Fetty Wap at Lawnparties
Gavin McLoughlin and Devon RudolphAmerican rapper and singer Fetty Wap headlined Lawnparties on Sunday, garnering hundreds of students on the Frist North Lawn.
American rapper and singer Fetty Wap headlined Lawnparties on Sunday, garnering hundreds of students on the Frist North Lawn.
Princeton residents express opposition to eliminating free parking at library
Sena Chang and Elizabeth HuThe Princeton Public Library may end its two-hour free parking for library-goers in exchange for a proposed $149,000 budget increase from the municipality. Some residents are calling for the municipality to fully fund the library’s budget request, citing its popularity and importance in the community.
The Princeton Public Library may end its two-hour free parking for library-goers in exchange for a proposed $149,000 budget increase from the municipality. Some residents are calling for the municipality to fully fund the library’s budget request, citing its popularity and importance in the community.