Opinion

In light of the revisions to the University's policy regarding residential college advisers and alcohol, the administration's recent announcement of a broad coalition on high-risk alcohol use might appear as a belated response to student concerns. This cynicism is not entirely merited.

OPINION | 12/04/2007

Letters to the Editor - Dec. 4, 2007

Letters to the Editor - Dec. 4, 2007

Policy undermines Princeton ethosRegarding 'University tightens alcohol enforcement policy,' (Thursday, Nov.

OPINION | 12/03/2007

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OPINION | 12/03/2007

From Madrid to Annapolis

As Palestinian and Israeli leaders were meeting in the Annapolis Naval Base last week for yet another attempt at peacemaking, I remembered how my journalistic career led me to cover the Madrid peace conference back in 1991.

OPINION | 12/03/2007

Where have all the books gone?

So here I am, up before dawn in the Palo Alto Sheraton, recovering from two days at a first-rate conference.

OPINION | 12/02/2007

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OPINION | 12/02/2007

Why the status quo?

When, in the fall of 2009, Harvard students take their final exams before winter recess, Princeton students will be the only undergraduates enrolled at one of the country's top institutions of higher education who will return home with the end of the semester still looming more than a month in the future.

OPINION | 12/02/2007

Dude, that's meta

This is a column about columns; if you were trying to impress a comp-lit preceptor, or have a philosophy preceptor toss you out a Marx Hall window, you might even call it a "meta" column.

OPINION | 12/02/2007

One giant leap for mankind

Last week, science gave this country and the world a wonderful reason to give thanks. As reported in these pages two days ago, biologists in Japan and the United States have developed a method for morphing adult human stem cells into units capable of replicating the capabilities of their embryonic counterparts.Stem cell research lies at the always perilous intersection of science and politics.

OPINION | 11/29/2007

Weinstein for USG president

An effective USG president must balance several considerations, including responsiveness to student concerns and constructive engagement with the University administration.

OPINION | 11/29/2007

What if I-bankers wore cowboy hats?

Farm subsidies in the United States and the European Union benefit few and hurt many. These are government payments that increase the income of some farmers.

OPINION | 11/29/2007

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OPINION | 11/29/2007

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OPINION | 11/28/2007

Going green

A recent guest column from Shana Weber, the University's sustainability manager, listed many longterm goals for the University to become a greener campus.

OPINION | 11/28/2007

Letters to the Editor - Nov. 29, 2007

Shameful use of moneyRegarding '"Public urination citations increase over 50 percent" (Monday, Oct.

OPINION | 11/28/2007

The general as spokesman

The Democratic Party's willingness to embrace anyone and everyone who both wore a uniform and disagrees with American strategy in Iraq reached its apogee of absurdity with the embrace of retired Lt.

OPINION | 11/28/2007

The waitlist implications

The notion that several hundred members of the Class of 2012 may be admitted off the waitlist raises some serious concerns regarding new admissions policies.

OPINION | 11/27/2007

Course selection woes

It's that glorious time of year again ? most students are getting excited about their classes for the upcoming semester without fully realizing how much work is coming their way.

OPINION | 11/27/2007

Fighting the ribbon

Apple's new "I'm a Mac, I'm a PC" commercials are hilarious ? particularly because they target all that is wrong with Windows Vista ? and well, there's a lot of that.

OPINION | 11/27/2007

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OPINION | 11/27/2007

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