Columnist Cindy Hong '09 and Executive Editor for Content Development Mike Shapiro '09 discuss Paul Krugman's Nobel Prize in economics, ways to cope with midterm exam stress and two different takes on intellectualism on campus. Associate Editor for Opinion Barry Caro '09 moderates.
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Sam Wang wasn’t silencing students — he was standing for democracy
Benjamin MidlerWang isn’t trying to silence students. Challenging potentially invalid signatures is not an attack on students’ — or anyone’s — voices, but rather a good-faith attempt to defend democracy against potentially fraudulent practices.
Wang isn’t trying to silence students. Challenging potentially invalid signatures is not an attack on students’ — or anyone’s — voices, but rather a good-faith attempt to defend democracy against potentially fraudulent practices.
Princeton students, take your advocacy directly to the administration
Davis HobleyStudents have to be deliberate and engaged in their efforts to work with the administration on the changes they want to see instituted.
Students have to be deliberate and engaged in their efforts to work with the administration on the changes they want to see instituted.
End the conversation
Isaac BarsoumFor decades, if not centuries, well-known academics have traveled the country, giving lectures at universities and having spontaneous intellectual dialogues with students, faculty, and community members in attendance. This process allows them to develop their ideas, while simultaneously giving the audience a chance to engage with them critically.
For decades, if not centuries, well-known academics have traveled the country, giving lectures at universities and having spontaneous intellectual dialogues with students, faculty, and community members in attendance. This process allows them to develop their ideas, while simultaneously giving the audience a chance to engage with them critically.