Today’s OPINION:

Professor Reynolds notes that, while other publicly funded state institutions invited students to campus, “students at publicly-funded universities fared worse than those at elite private institutions” with higher COVID-19 numbers and fewer financial resources.

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OPINION: Columnist writer Brittani Telfair points out that history months, such as Black History Month and Women’s History Month, are “symbolic” gestures that are “not enough to confront the realities of structural injustice.” She points out the need to address intersections of identities as well as the problems with identifying only high-achieving individuals within a marginalized group or celebrating historical figures without context. The former, Telfair argues, presents the case that these marginalized communities would have to “earn the end of their oppression or exploitation,” while the latter fails to emphasize the structures that held back these people in the first place. 

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A cappella auditions go virtual:

FEATURES: At this point, most of us are accustomed to unmuting, speaking, and holding conversations over zoom. But, what about singing? Since March of last year, a cappella groups, like many student groups, have been contemplating whether to host virtual auditions for interested members. Features writer Cecilia Zubler sits down with members and leaders of various a cappella groups to discuss how, despite the barriers of COVID-19, many of Princeton’s 14 a cappella groups have continued to create music.
 

Studying with Spotify:

PROSPECT: Midterms are over! Yet, with the last stretch of the semester ahead, ditch the lo-fi beats and try these Spotify playlists to get on the grind. Get those problem sets! Get those essays!

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