Frank Luntz, a pollster, Fox News commentator and political consultant, said he believed Bill Clinton has ruined his wife?s political campaign, leaving the 2008 presidential campaign in the hands of Sen.
The nearly 3,000 students who were vaccinated against influenza by the University this year may be less protected than they thought, since this year?s nationally distributed flu vaccine is unusually ineffective at protecting against the most common flu viruses.
Before Keerthi Shetty ?09 went to study abroad at King?s College London in fall 2007, she participated in room draw and chose to live in a Spelman suite with three of her friends.
A new form of diplomatic action must be developed to fight terrorism, Pierre Vimont, French Ambassador to the United States, said yesterday in a lecture titled ?The Role of Diplomacy in Today?s World.?Diplomacy is needed ?more than ever? to solve world problems, Vimont said, explaining that ?military action has taken over ... diplomatic action.? He cited interventions in Kosovo in 1999 and post-Sept.
Cannon Club will reopen its doors next February, said Warren Crane ?62, president of the Dial Elm Cannon (DEC) Graduate Board.In an interview with The Daily Princetonian in January, Executive Vice President Mark Burstein confirmed that the club is currently slotted for a February 2009 launch.Crane had initially predicted that the club would open in time for Bicker this year.
After ruling Cuba for almost half a century, Fidel Castro announced yesterday that he is resigning his position as president of the communist island country.
The University finalized the most comprehensive campus plan in its history yesterday, publishing the full details in a 180-page book and hosting an open house to discuss the plan.The book, entitled ?Princeton Campus Plan: The Next Ten Years and Beyond,? was published after the University released a 24-page brochure earlier this month.
Ali Allawi, a former Iraqi minister of trade, defense and finance, said that the mere presence of oil is one of the fundamental causes of the current economic crisis in Iraq in a lecture yesterday afternoon.?Iraq is cursed,? he said to an audience of students and community members in Aaron Burr Hall.Allawi began the talk, entitled ?Iraq: Economic Development and the Oil Curse,? by stating that ever since the discovery of oil in the Middle East, oil has poisoned Iraqi politics, dragged the rest of the world into the country?s internal affairs and created a disastrous economic experience, making it the most oil-dependent state in the world.Allawi served as both minister of trade and as minister of defense for the Iraqi Governing Council from 2003 to 2004, and was then appointed minister of finance in the Iraqi Transitional Government between 2005 and 2006.
After University trustee Meg Whitman ?77 revealed on Jan. 22 that she would step down from her post as CEO of eBay, Inc., at the end of March, reports began to circulate that Whitman planned to enter the realm of politics.?I believe 10 years is the most time just about any CEO should serve,? Whitman said in an e-mail to The Daily Princetonian.
Cannon Club will reopen its doors next February, said Warren Crane ?62, president of the Dial Elm Cannon (DEC) Graduate Board.In an interview with The Daily Princetonian in January, Executive Vice President Mark Burstein confirmed that the club is currently slotted for a February 2009 launch.Crane had initially predicted that the club would open in time for Bicker this year.
Ali Allawi, a former Iraqi minister of trade, defense and finance, said that the mere presence of oil is one of the fundamental causes of the current economic crisis in Iraq in a lecture yesterday afternoon.?Iraq is cursed,? he said to an audience of students and community members in Aaron Burr Hall.Allawi began the talk, entitled ?Iraq: Economic Development and the Oil Curse,? by stating that ever since the discovery of oil in the Middle East, oil has poisoned Iraqi politics, dragged the rest of the world into the country?s internal affairs and created a disastrous economic experience, making it the most oil-dependent state in the world.Allawi served as both minister of trade and as minister of defense for the Iraqi Governing Council from 2003 to 2004, and was then appointed minister of finance in the Iraqi Transitional Government between 2005 and 2006.
The University finalized the most comprehensive campus plan in its history yesterday, publishing the full details in a 180-page book and hosting an open house to discuss the plan.The book, entitled ?Princeton Campus Plan: The Next Ten Years and Beyond,? was published after the University released a 24-page brochure earlier this month.
After University trustee Meg Whitman ?77 revealed on Jan. 22 that she would step down from her post as CEO of eBay, Inc., at the end of March, reports began to circulate that Whitman planned to enter the realm of politics.?I believe 10 years is the most time just about any CEO should serve,? Whitman said in an e-mail to The Daily Princetonian.
After ruling Cuba for almost half a century, Fidel Castro announced yesterday that he is resigning his position as president of the communist island country.
Kosovo?s declaration of independence from Serbia on Sunday morning has generated shock waves throughout the international community and elicited mixed reactions from University community members.The United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Italy have all recognized Kosovo?s independence and pledged their support to the new state.
NASA?s decision to retire its space shuttle program was the result of a realization that it might suffer further catastrophes if it did not develop an alternative space vehicle, expert Dan Heimerdinger ?81 said during a lunch discussion yesterday.In his talk, titled ?The Columbia Investigation and Termination of the Shuttle Program,? Heimerdinger said that the space shuttles, the first of which made its maiden flight in 1981, are not significantly safer than they were when first launched.?We lost the first shuttle, the Challenger, and [then] the Columbia,? he said.
Princeton in Spain will join the ranks of other University-run study-abroad programs such as Princeton in Beijing and Princeton in St.
Kosovo?s declaration of independence from Serbia on Sunday morning has generated shock waves throughout the international community and elicited mixed reactions from University community members.The United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Italy have all recognized Kosovo?s independence and pledged their support to the new state.
Princeton in Spain will join the ranks of other University-run study-abroad programs such as Princeton in Beijing and Princeton in St.
NASA?s decision to retire its space shuttle program was the result of a realization that it might suffer further catastrophes if it did not develop an alternative space vehicle, expert Dan Heimerdinger ?81 said during a lunch discussion yesterday.In his talk, titled ?The Columbia Investigation and Termination of the Shuttle Program,? Heimerdinger said that the space shuttles, the first of which made its maiden flight in 1981, are not significantly safer than they were when first launched.?We lost the first shuttle, the Challenger, and [then] the Columbia,? he said.
