The year is 2011. Our next president, whoever he or she may be, will literally have cemented in place the original objective Vice President Dick Cheney and his disciple, President Bush, sought with the invasion of Iraq: the establishment of several giant, permanent U.S.
Over the summer, "Newsweek" named Princeton the "Hottest School for Liberal Arts." This is a great achievement, especially considering the emphasis that is placed on liberal arts education by so many administrators, faculty and staff.
In a provocative Sept. 19 discussion with Fox News contributor Juan Williams, Bill O'Reilly shared details about his recent dinner date with civil rights leader Al Sharpton in Harlem.
What does it mean to be black in modern America? I hardly claim to have the authority to give a legitimate answer to this question.
The Undergraduate Admission Office recently launched a new website to serve as Princeton's face for potential students and their parents. The site includes excellent descriptions of the residential colleges, Princeton's unique academic program and the University's unsurpassed financial aid policy.
In Matt Hoberg '09's column, "Princeton's 100-Year War," the author suggests a three-point proposal that he believes will resolve the "tensions" between the clubs, the University and the Borough.
For any New York Met fan, this past Sunday was an excruciating and miserable day. A season that had begun with high hopes and effortless wins ended in complete disgrace as the Mets completed a record-breaking late-season collapse by losing to the last place Marlins.
Library renovation clarificationsRegarding 'The value in the pages' (Friday, Sept.
Ivy League athletic conference rules hold league athletes to a "higher standard" than other NCAA athletes around the country.
In coming to Princeton, I thought that I had finally traded in the dull all-white, upper-class suburbs of my childhood for the far more exciting multicultural mix to be found on campus.
I believe librarians share the concerns Joshua Katz pointed out in his column last Monday. Many of us fear that large academic research libraries throughout the country are losing sight of their main mission, i.e., to serve the students, faculty and staff of their respective institution.
Every weekend, my preferred means of procrastination evolves from Wonkette and IvyGate to the Sunday New York Times.
In 1907, University president Woodrow Wilson, Class of 1879, launched the first salvo in the perpetual conflict between the eating clubs and the University when he proposed replacing the clubs with residential colleges.
University should try iTunes URegarding 'Second Life and the soul' (Wednesday, Sept.
