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Glitz and ghosts in the library

Glitz and ghosts in the library

A student just sent me a piece that Witold Rybczynski posted on slate.com last Wednesday. The author, a brilliant architecture scholar who teaches at Penn, begins by asking "How do you build a public library in the age of Google?" Then he answers his own question, but not with an old-fashioned article or an op-ed piece.

OPINION | 03/02/2008

An authentic Arab leader

The Wilson School has done well by inviting Jordan's King Abdullah II to speak about the Middle East.

OPINION | 02/28/2008

Op Art: Michelle '85 in '85

OPINION | 02/28/2008

A place to weather the storm

A University center supporting the chaste lifestyle would be an important addition to our campus community.

OPINION | 02/28/2008

Is it time for a chastity center?

Last week, Daily Princetonian Columnist Brandon McGinley '10 sparked fierce debate by advocating for the establishment of a University-supported center for "morally traditional" students.

OPINION | 02/28/2008

How to be a feminist without anyone knowing

I'm not a feminist, but..." is a phrase I hear women at Princeton say quite often. Speaking here last week, author Courtney Martin encouraged her audience to break out of that mindset and embrace a new f-word: feminism.

OPINION | 02/27/2008

The deeper human meanings of Wall Street: Some eccentric thoughts for Princetonians

A goodly number of Princeton students plan to work on Wall Street. Virtually all of these students would attribute "the Street's" current wild ride to some usual configuration of purely economic factors.

OPINION | 02/27/2008

Op Art: Chillin' at the Borough

OPINION | 02/27/2008

Letters to the Editor: Feb. 28, 2008

Musical wisdom from an alumRegarding ?On tap with ... Brandon Denham,' (Wednesday, Feb.

OPINION | 02/27/2008

Op Art: Michael goes monastic

OPINION | 02/26/2008

Fiddling while our lead burns

Last week, Stanford University joined the growing number of universities that are increasing financial aid for students from lower- and middle-income families.

OPINION | 02/26/2008

A failing grade for the P/D/F policy

Now in the midst of our fourth week of the semester and nearly two weeks past the deadline for altering our schedules, most students are finally locked into their course selections.

OPINION | 02/26/2008

Letter to the Editor: Feb. 27, 2008

On behalf of the Cornell University Big Red Pep Band, I wish to apologize for our behavior at the men's ice hockey contest on Saturday, Feb.

OPINION | 02/26/2008

Context and continued dialogue on Spelman 7 and 8

Several students have voiced concerns about one of the changes to room draw this year. We are writing to provide some additional context to the decision to allocate Spelman 7 and 8 to Whitman College next year.

OPINION | 02/26/2008

Letters to the Editor: Feb. 26, 2008

Musharraf's exit not the end of Pakistan's troubleRegarding ?Pakistan's make or break moment,' (Monday, Feb.

OPINION | 02/25/2008

Staying green until the revolution

The University's plan to make Princeton a sustainable campus is very exciting. It ties in beautifully not only with current concerns about global warming and the general trend toward sustainability, but also with the "Aspire" capital campaign and the new 10-year Campus Plan.

OPINION | 02/25/2008

Op Art: Institutional support

OPINION | 02/25/2008

Death of a salesman

There are roughly two reasons why I decided to study abroad. Firstly, I needed a real social life - getting drunk in the kitchen of what was basically a smelly, poorly decorated bungalow was getting as stale as what was charitably designated "garlic bread" in said bungalow.

OPINION | 02/25/2008

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