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An issue bigger than the ‘Princeton plague’: Getting sick at Princeton means a lack of support for its students

During this time of year — perhaps with the beginning weeks of flu season occurring or with the pace of the semester escalating — many students are getting sick. Several students are well aware of this: being surrounded by the frequent coughing in lecture halls, or hearing banter about the “Princeton Plague” and stories of being turned away by McCosh Health Center.

TigerHub course registration to be replaced by hand-to-hand combat in a bid to humble students

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Paul McCartney publishes book ‘The Lyrics’ edited by Prof. Muldoon

Sir Paul McCartney’s new book, “The Lyrics: 1956 to the Present,” is “as close to an autobiography as we may ever come,” according to the book’s editor, Professor Paul B. Muldoon, University Professor in the Humanities and a professor of creative writing in the Lewis Center for the Arts.

USG discusses grading policy with Dean Dolan, approves Honor Code amendment

When the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate met on Sunday, Nov. 7, they voted to amend the Honor Code Constitution in addition to discussing grading policy and the atmosphere around grading on campus.

Women’s soccer defeats Penn in season finale, earns spot in NCAA tournament

Princeton women’s soccer wrapped up their season Saturday with a 1–0 win over Penn. Junior midfielder Marissa Hart scored the lone goal of the match in the 65th minute and Princeton held the fort defensively to complete its 10th shutout of the season.

Men’s soccer wins Ivy League Championship, clinches spot in NCAA tournament

Sophomore forward Walker Gillespie scored the lone goal of the game as Princeton men’s soccer beat the Penn Quakers (7–5–3, 1–3–2) in Philadelphia to clinch the Ivy League Championship.

Crossword Solutions: November 9

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Play the Tuesday crossword, ‘Cheesy Jokes’

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Weekend recap: Men’s soccer are Ivy League champs, ice and field hockey teams sweep

Women’s ice hockey vs. RPI, Union 

Field hockey beats Columbia 5–1 in season’s final game

Princeton field hockey dominated on Bedford Field against the Columbia Lions this past Saturday, winning 5–1 to close out their season. 

Daily Newsletter: November 8, 2021

Dartmouth dominates Princeton 31-7. 

Can't bring back the past? Of course we can: a Roaring 20s ball for the Classes of the 2020s

Daisys and Gatsbys on a discotheque dance floor, 20th-century pop hits, and elaborate 1920s-style entrees and desserts: Princeton’s “Roaring Twenties'' themed Orange and Black Ball (OBB) on Nov. 4 was filled with all the glitz and glam that many missed coming out of multiple remote semesters.

Profs. George, Whittington rebuke University of Florida ban on faculty testifying on voting rights

A week after The New York Times first reported that the University of Florida (UF) had barred faculty members from testifying in a case against the state government, the school announced a reversal. UF said on Friday that it will permit professors to assist in a lawsuit that aims to overturn a new Florida law that restricts voting rights.

Crossword Solutions: November 12

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Reflections for National First-Generation Day

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Play the Friday crossword, ‘Black and White and Red All Over’

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NJ legislation partially banning plastic straws now in effect

As of Nov. 4, all New Jersey restaurants and food service establishments are banned from providing single-use plastic straws unless specifically requested by customers, according to legislation passed by Gov. Phil Murphy and other lawmakers last year.

Lilly and Andy: Precept Soundtrack

Conan Gray’s ‘Telepath’: why less is more

After much teasing on TikTok this past month, Conan Gray finally released his newest single, “Telepath,” on Oct. 29. The techno/electro-pop track is Gray’s third pre-release single from his sophomore album and an upbeat contrast to his two previous songs, “People Watching” and “Astronomy.”

Look Mom, I Discovered a Planet! with Julia Berndtsson

In this episode we discuss Julia’s potential discovery of the first planet outside the Milky Way, finding a major you’re passionate about, the transition from Sweden to America, and much more!