Today’s Briefing:
After official approval from the Princeton Zoning Board, construction plans for the Graduate Hotel to be built on underutilized space above Jammin’ Crepes, Milk and Cookies, and Small Bites are scheduled to begin in late November. While these businesses will not be displaced by the construction, business owners have varying opinions on the project.
“It would be good to have another hotel near the university, but the size of the planned facility may adversely impact life in and around it,” wrote Professor Harriet Flower, Classics professor and clerk of the faculty, in an email to the ‘Prince.’
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As winter imminently approaches, the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) plans to commence a new election cycle on Dec. 6th., during which student voting is slated to open at noon. Students will be able to vote for their top candidates for executive officers — including President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Academics Chair, among others — and class senators. Candidates for USG positions must attend at least one of two open houses in November and complete registration forms by Nov. 23 at 11:59 PM after having garnered a minimum of 25 signatures from students in their class. Candidates will officially be able to begin campaigning after students return from Thanksgiving break.
“Participating in these elections is an important responsibility as a community member; it ensures that your interests are represented in the decision-making of the school,” said USG Chief Elections Manager Brian Li ’24.
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