The letter outlining the plan garnered more than 200 signatures of support in less than a day. It additionally proposes that the construction of the community center could occur at the location of the old Princeton Fire and Rescue Squad with minimal repurposing of extant structures.
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In Opinion:
Driving Change: Guest contributor Sean Crites ’22 urges University students competing for positions at top companies to hold these corporations accountable for the resounding societal implications of their actions and to remove from consideration those companies that fail to align with students’ own moral standards. Crites underscores the recent example of McKinsey & Company, a financial consulting company that abetted Purdue Pharmaceuticals in fueling the opioid epidemic, as an instance of a company that has failed to accept corporate responsibility for exacerbating a crisis that has disproportionately affected poor Americans. Crites notes, “if students and recent graduates come together to demand more of big corporations, we have the power to effect change.”
Governor Kristi Noem vs. Lil Nas X: Speaking on the recent controversy surrounding Lil Nas X’s new song “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name) and the associated music video, Columnist Brittani Telfair argues that the backlash from Christian conservatives, including Governor Kristi Noem, is ill-founded and rooted in white supremacist notions of Christianity. She states “ultimately, the only agenda 'MONTERO' promotes is that of radical self-acceptance in the face of hatred.”