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Letter to the Editor: Now, more than ever, words matter

Letter to the Editor: Now, more than ever, words matter

Guest Contributor

Last Monday, President Eisgruber circulated a letter to the Princeton community in which he affirmed his and the University’s support of the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) program and those members of our community currently protected under it.

OPINION | 12/05/2016

Editorial: Yee for President; Vote no on the referendum

Daily Princetonian Editorial Board

At noon today, voting opens in the Undergraduate Student Government’s Winter Elections and will last until noon on Wednesday, December 7.

OPINION | 12/05/2016

Letter to the Editor: On Eisgruber's email supporting DACA students

To President Eisgruber, I am writing in response to the mass email you sent to the student body on Monday regarding DACA.

OPINION | 12/05/2016

Letter to the Editor: Let’s talk about periods

Starting Sunday, December 4th, USG is piloting a program in Frist to gauge student interest in having free menstrual products available in our public restrooms. Recently, the movement to “free the tampon” has swept the country.

OPINION | 12/04/2016

December

Grace Koh

CARTOON | 12/04/2016

Vote yes for eating club demographics

Max Grear

Ten years ago, a white Princeton student was nearly five times as likely as an Asian student to be in a selective eating club.

OPINION | 12/04/2016

Cartoon: Under pressure

CARTOON | 12/01/2016

Divided we fall

Kaveh Badrei

If you go to the second floor of Frist and walk down the hall of classrooms, you’ll see an exhibit all about the 13th President of Princeton and 28th President of the United States, Woodrow Wilson.

OPINION | 12/01/2016

The great might-not-have-been

Luke Gamble

I never understood why old people liked to go on walks. Not even nice walks out in the country or the sunshine, just walks up and down unseemly neighbor streets. But nothing makes you appreciate what you have like losing it.

OPINION | 12/01/2016

Let’s talk about sex, baby

Bhaamati Borkhetaria

How do men get off? I have no doubt that even those of us who are less sexually experienced can answer this question just fine.

OPINION | 11/30/2016

Building character

Annie Lu

Every so often, you might go to an academic honor society initiation or a religious gathering and hear some sort of exhortation to do good deeds or be of good character.

OPINION | 11/30/2016

The orange bubble

Annie Zou

CARTOON | 11/30/2016

New friends

Tashi Treadway

CARTOON | 11/29/2016

The other side of Princeton

Kaveh Badrei

The orange bubble is a pervasive topic for students at Princeton. We walk around campus amongst the magnificent Gothic buildings and stroll down Nassau Street with the affluent shops and restaurants at every corner.

OPINION | 11/29/2016

How to Trump the post-truth era

Jack Bryan

“Post-truth” was just announced as the Oxford English Dictionary word of the year. Before you say “wait, that’s two words, not one,” you should be more unsettled about its meaning.

OPINION | 11/29/2016

Abandon the myth of bathroom privacy

Bhaskar Roberts

Public bathrooms make me uncomfortable. In the bathroom earlier this year, I found an uneasy-looking student standing by the sinks.

OPINION | 11/29/2016

A Monumental difference

Tom Salama

Walking through Princeton, we are surrounded by an almost inconceivable amount of history. That only begs the question: how should that history be displayed?

OPINION | 11/28/2016

Burying fetuses and debating uteruses

Bhaamati Borkhetaria

A lot of us are lulled into such a sense of security that it seems implausible that Roe v. Wade could ever be overturned.

OPINION | 11/28/2016

Thanksgiving fitness

Nathan Phan

CARTOON | 11/27/2016

Editorial: Rejecting a politicized curriculum

Daily Princetonian Editorial Board

Continuing our analysis of the General Education Task Force’s recommendations, the Board will comment on the third recommendation proposing general education “tags” requiring students to take two distribution requirements with certain tags, one exploring international content and another on the intersections of culture, identity, and power.

OPINION | 11/27/2016

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