Opinion

In this campaign of ideological flip-flopping, white-hot anger, and candidates’ views that shift seemingly (as in the case of Trump during Monday’s debate) within the course of a paragraph, we would expect the deep polarization that we’ve seen in the electorate.

OPINION | 09/29/2016

Fangirl

Annie Zou

OPINION | 09/28/2016

Welcome to Princeton! Or are you?

Welcome to Princeton! Or are you?

Guest Contributor

Welcome to the Class of 2020 and another year of diversity on our campus, whether of race, religion, or socio-economic status.

OPINION | 09/28/2016

From the archives: Intern, or interned?

Guest Contributor

Editor's Note: This column was originally published on Sept. 10, 2003. - particularly salient as upperclassmen go through job applications and recruitment.For many, "back to school" means a return to routine.

OPINION | 09/28/2016

The finance freight train

Luke Gamble

This year, many Wall Street investment banks, including J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, and Credit Suisse moved their application and interview processes for summer internships even earlier in the fall.

OPINION | 09/27/2016

Two-faced

Tashi Treadway

OPINION | 09/27/2016

On bias, nuance, and fact-checkers

Guest Contributor

So, Monday night was pretty disheartening. But instead of complaining about the presidential debate, I want to offer one nonpartisan reflection on the recent proliferation of fact checkers and the involvement of the media in "fact checking" the election.

OPINION | 09/27/2016

Getting into gear

Rita Fang

OPINION | 09/26/2016

Why I won't apologize for my country

Jacquelyn Thorbjornson

Editor’s Note: This article does not representthe views of the ‘Prince’.When I stepped into an Uber this summer in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the first question the driver asked me was, “Donald o Hillary?”Foreign curiosity about our election is not unique to the Argentine people.

OPINION | 09/26/2016

No shirt, no shoes, no service: In defense of PUDS

Guest Contributor

This past Sunday, Sept. 18, Daily Princetonian senior columnist Beni Snow ’19 detailed his opposition to a policy of Princeton University Dining Services (PUDS) that all students must wear shoes inside the dining halls.

OPINION | 09/26/2016

Editorial: Free the precept

Daily Princetonian Editorial Board

At the beginning of each semester, while course enrollment is generally standard across the board, the procedure for enrolling in precepts varies considerably across University departments.

OPINION | 09/25/2016

A static conversation

Nathan Phan

OPINION | 09/25/2016

Who watches the watchmen?

Guest Contributor

In the Satires, the Roman poet Juvenal asks, “Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?” Or in English, “Who watches the watchmen?”Centuries later, it is time to come to terms with the full import of this question and what it means for our fractured society and even our campus community, which has boldly attempted to meet this question head-on by orchestrating protests, vigils, and sit-ins.In recent months, much impassioned discussion has surrounded the justifiabilityof certain police killings of black men.

OPINION | 09/25/2016

Editorial: Save the fresh***

Daily Princetonian Editorial Board

This past summer, the University Office of Human Resources released guidelines on inclusive language for official communications.

OPINION | 09/22/2016

The circle of college

Emily Fockler

OPINION | 09/22/2016

The curious case of the campus Trump supporter

Nicholas Wu

For the past few weeks, day in and day out, there has been a man waging a singularbattle in support of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign by FitzRandolph Gate or the Alexander Street entrance to the towpath.

OPINION | 09/22/2016

Better luck next time!

Grace Koh

OPINION | 09/21/2016

From the Archives: Voter registration: Step in the right direction

Daily Princetonian Contributor

This piece was originally published on this day, September 22, 1992. Another acronym has hit the Princeton campus.

OPINION | 09/21/2016

When candy goes sour

Sarah Sakha

Donald Trump Jr. tweeted an image of a bowl of Skittles —with 3 Skittles that would kill you —Monday night, comparing Syrian refugees with the candy in an effort to attack “the politically correct agenda.” The Mars company considerately responded with this tweet, “Skittles are candy.

OPINION | 09/21/2016

The new dinky bar

Tashi Treadway

OPINION | 09/20/2016

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