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Courses scrutinized before approval

Courses scrutinized before approval

While some students spend months poring over the Student Course Guide to craft their ideal schedule, administrators may spend even more time crafting the ideal guide."It's a fairly rigorous process because it must meet the standards of Princeton's undergraduate education," Deputy Registrar Robert Bromfield said.The Committee on the Course of Study decides which classes proposed by professors will enter the curriculum.

NEWS | 03/02/2006

Pro-Life posters University to spark discussion

Just as members of the Pride Alliance believe that "Love = Love" between any two people, Princeton Pro-Life believes that "Life = Life" from the moment of conception on through adulthood.And like the "Love = Love" flyer campaign, "Life = Life = Life" has met with opposition.Only a few hours after the posters ? meant to spark debate at Princeton about abortion ? were put up, several of them located outside Frist Campus Center were torn down.

NEWS | 03/02/2006

Poke your prez: 'Tighman' friendless on facebook

Facebook.com helps students network with friends on campus, those at other universities and even friends in high school.

NEWS | 03/02/2006

Pro-Life posters University to spark discussion

Just as members of the Pride Alliance believe that "Love = Love" between any two people, Princeton Pro-Life believes that "Life = Life" from the moment of conception on through adulthood.And like the "Love = Love" flyer campaign, "Life = Life = Life" has met with opposition.Only a few hours after the posters ? meant to spark debate at Princeton about abortion ? were put up, several of them located outside Frist Campus Center were torn down.

NEWS | 03/02/2006

Scully '72 named Morgan Stanley co-president

Laboring on the docks of Newark during summer breaks may not be the typical path to Wall Street fame and fortune.

NEWS | 03/02/2006

Former German foreign minister may join faculty

Former German foreign minister Joschka Fischer has been extended an offer to join the University's faculty, according to reports in the German media."It is true that I have received an offer from Princeton University, but I have not yet taken a decision," he told the German newspaper Handelsblatt in January.Fischer, who never finished college and has been criticized for his role in violent activism in the 1970s, has reportedly received a similar offer from Harvard.Wilson School officials contacted by The Daily Princetonian declined to comment on the reports."As a matter of policy, we don't comment on personnel matters, or respond to rumors," Wilson School Assistant Dean of Public Affairs Steve Barnes said in an email.University officials also declined to comment on reports that Fischer was in town last week to discuss the possibility of a faculty appointment.In a speech delivered at Princeton in November 2003, Fischer spoke of the incredible potential of the European Union and of the need for cooperation between the United States and Europe in order to achieve world peace.At the time, Wilson School professor Wolfgang Danspeckgruber called Fischer the "quintessential foreign policy maker of Europe"

NEWS | 03/02/2006

Courses scrutinized before approval

While some students spend months poring over the Student Course Guide to craft their ideal schedule, administrators may spend even more time crafting the ideal guide."It's a fairly rigorous process because it must meet the standards of Princeton's undergraduate education," Deputy Registrar Robert Bromfield said.The Committee on the Course of Study decides which classes proposed by professors will enter the curriculum.

NEWS | 03/02/2006

Muldoon to head proposed arts center

Pulitzer Prizewinning poet and humanities professor Paul Muldoon has been named the inaugural chair of the University's new Center for the Creative and Performing Arts."It's an opportunity to do something we've never quite managed before: to get our programs going in the same direction, under the same aegis, under one form of leadership," Muldoon said in an interview Thursday.

NEWS | 03/02/2006

Mike's Barber Shop challenges Rialto, Continental for local clientele

While some students may be skeptical about the quality of barbershops around the University, Mike's Barber Shop assures potential patrons that its services are a cut above the competition's."We offer a quality product in a quality, upscale environment," Mike's Barber Shop's Frank Whyte said.

NEWS | 03/02/2006

Lousy smarch weather

Weather fans, there's something strange in the air. I've noted a recent upsurge in the type of events described by Agent Fox Mulder as unable to be "classified, filed, and easily referenced." Colors aren't as bright, dogs won't stop barking and sales of Astro Pops have climbed 78 percent ? in the depths of winter, mind you!

NEWS | 03/02/2006

Former German foreign minister may join faculty

Former German foreign minister Joschka Fischer has been extended an offer to join the University's faculty, according to reports in the German media."It is true that I have received an offer from Princeton University, but I have not yet taken a decision," he told the German newspaper Handelsblatt in January.Fischer, who never finished college and has been criticized for his role in violent activism in the 1970s, has reportedly received a similar offer from Harvard.Wilson School officials contacted by The Daily Princetonian declined to comment on the reports."As a matter of policy, we don't comment on personnel matters, or respond to rumors," Wilson School Assistant Dean of Public Affairs Steve Barnes said in an email.University officials also declined to comment on reports that Fischer was in town last week to discuss the possibility of a faculty appointment.In a speech delivered at Princeton in November 2003, Fischer spoke of the incredible potential of the European Union and of the need for cooperation between the United States and Europe in order to achieve world peace.At the time, Wilson School professor Wolfgang Danspeckgruber called Fischer the "quintessential foreign policy maker of Europe"

NEWS | 03/02/2006

Too sexy for his ...

Gabriel Ivey '08 struts his stuff Wednesday night during auditions for the upcoming Operation Style fashion show.

NEWS | 03/01/2006

Too sexy for his ...

Gabriel Ivey '08 struts his stuff Wednesday night during auditions for the upcoming Operation Style fashion show.

NEWS | 03/01/2006

The modern renaissance man, Dan Barry GS '80 has been inventor, astronaut and doctor

An astronaut who has logged four space walks, an inventor who holds five patents, a robot designer and a doctor, Dan Barry GS '80 has entered yet another exciting role ? as a competitor on "Survivor: Panama ? Exile Island," airing Thursdays at 8 p.m.

NEWS | 03/01/2006

Harold Shapiro reflects on career

Harold Shapiro GS '64, former University president and author of the new book, "A Larger Sense of Purpose," talks with The Daily Princetonian's Sophia Dwosh about the future of academia, being a twin and life after the presidency.The Daily Princetonian: You have stressed that universities have a responsibility to both serve and critique American society.

NEWS | 03/01/2006

Harold Shapiro reflects on career

Harold Shapiro GS '64, former University president and author of the new book, "A Larger Sense of Purpose," talks with The Daily Princetonian's Sophia Dwosh about the future of academia, being a twin and life after the presidency.The Daily Princetonian: You have stressed that universities have a responsibility to both serve and critique American society.

NEWS | 03/01/2006

The modern renaissance man, Dan Barry GS '80 has been inventor, astronaut and doctor

An astronaut who has logged four space walks, an inventor who holds five patents, a robot designer and a doctor, Dan Barry GS '80 has entered yet another exciting role ? as a competitor on "Survivor: Panama ? Exile Island," airing Thursdays at 8 p.m.

NEWS | 03/01/2006

Mock trial wins first regionals

For the first time in its history, two Princeton Mock Trial teams clinched both of the qualifying positions for the National Collegiate Championship Tournament in April."It's just a thrill," said Tom Brown '07, the president of Princeton Mock Trial and a co-captain of the runner-up team.

NEWS | 03/01/2006

Mock trial wins first regionals

For the first time in its history, two Princeton Mock Trial teams clinched both of the qualifying positions for the National Collegiate Championship Tournament in April."It's just a thrill," said Tom Brown '07, the president of Princeton Mock Trial and a co-captain of the runner-up team.

NEWS | 03/01/2006

CJL searches for Jewish bone marrow donors

Last night, the Center for Jewish Life (CJL) gave students the chance to save a life. And all it took was a cheek swab.Sixty-four students participated in the CJL's bone marrow drive, run by the national Jewish organization Gift of Life.At the drive, students added their name and cheek cells to an international database of potential donors for bone marrow transplant patients.

NEWS | 03/01/2006

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