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P-Rides student workers displaced

With the launch of TigerTransit this Monday came the end of the P-Rides Express shuttle and the employment of the students who helped run it.The P-Rides Express shuttle service, which provided on-demand transportation to students, faculty and staff between the hours of 5 p.m.

NEWS | 01/08/2009

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Olympiad competition held on campus

Nearly 600 students from 40 regional high schools and middle schools filled Jadwin and McDonnell halls on Thursday afternoon to compete in a regional tournament of the New Jersey Science Olympiad.The tournament, which consisted of 16 events, tested students on their knowledge of various subjects, including chemistry, ecology and meteorology.

NEWS | 01/08/2009

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With budget shortfall, Borough must cut jobs, raise taxes

In response to a recently announced $1.3 million 2009 budget shortfall, Princeton Borough will likely cut jobs and raise taxes and fees in the upcoming year, Borough Administrator Robert Bruschi said.?We have to come up with $1.3 million and have to live within the state budget guidelines ? We?ve cut the expenses we can cut, so all that is left is to cut jobs,? he said, noting that the Borough is under a number of constraints.

NEWS | 01/08/2009

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Endowment could fall 25 percent

President Tilghman announced Thursday that the endowment has lost at least 11 percent of its value in the four months since the end of the fiscal year on June 30, 2008, in a letter sent to the campus community.This figure ? which does not include the non-marketable securities that comprise half of the endowment ? does not capture the full extent of the loss, she said, noting that the University will plan for a 25 percent decrease by the end of the current fiscal year in June.

NEWS | 01/08/2009

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Wilson School dean may join State Department

Wilson School Dean Anne-Marie Slaughter ?80 is slated to become the head of policy planning at the Department of State under Hillary Clinton, President-elect Barack Obama?s nominee for Secretary of State, according to several media outlets.The Associated Press and Reuters reported Thursday that anonymous sources have confirmed that Clinton intends to pick Slaughter for the post.

NEWS | 01/08/2009

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At school for the holidays

While most students were hitting the slopes, lounging on cruise ships or sleeping unnaturally long hours at home, some students spent the holidays on campus, bonding with each other in the season for family reunions.

NEWS | 01/06/2009

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Pelosi, Holt, Tilghman: Science can stimulate U.S. economy

On, Dec. 15, President Tilghman met Speaker of the House Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), Rep. Rush Holt (D-N.J.) and other leaders in the sciences in Chancellor Green for a roundtable discussion about science and technology in the United States and its ability to stimulate the national economy.A meeting between Tilghman and Pelosi earlier this year inspired the discussion.

NEWS | 01/06/2009