Opinion

'Big Sibling' to Big Brother

As reported last week in The Daily Princetonian, the University has announced changes to the role that residential college advisers and Public Safety play in the enforcement of alcohol violations. The new system would require RCAs to intervene when they notice any signs of alcohol consumption among their advisees and break up and possibly report any parties on their floors.

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Princeton's latex lies

This week at Princeton's annual health fair "Cirque de Sante," students found a colorful bazaar of low-fat foods, posture and dental screenings, Frisbees and lines of nurses administering the year's coveted flu shot.

An unconscionable disregard

The University's recent announcement of changes to its policy regarding enforcement of alcohol violations on campus demonstrates an unconscionable disregard for student opinion and concerns.

UBS: Underwriting Bloodshed in Sudan

UBS ? the firm formerly known as Union Bank of Switzerland before it merged and decided that its three empty initials conveyed a sleek hipness ? is coming to the Nassau Inn on Nov.

Letters to the Editor

Buses to Yale were a team effortRegarding 'Two buses chartered for Sat.

Getting real

Much to my surprise, I have discovered that the most important work of art on campus can't be found on the walls of our well-stocked art museum, but on the television screens of Dillon Gymnasium.

Searching for equality in taxation

Recent graduates, excited by the prospect of finally making money after four years of shelling it out, might have been unpleasantly surprised to notice the effect of income taxes on their first paychecks.

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Credit where it's due

"Though your Whitman College is done There's still changes in the air Won't you please come up to Wall Street You can teach us what is fair. We can chaaaaange the world...." - Credit, Suisse, First & BostonShirley Tilghman and Nancy Malkiel:Wall Street desperately needs you.In the dull days of August, when there's usually about as much activity in the markets as one might find at Campus Club on a Thursday night, the country's finest financial minds were jolted out of their summer slumber.

What's in a byline?

One of the differences between being a history student and being a historian is that the historian does not really have the luxury of being able to take anything for granted.

Give us facilitators

The recent announcement of a "grandiose" Gatsby-themed party to be coordinated by the Forbes College Director of Student Life (DSL) highlights the growing importance of this new kind of administrator.

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Leaving memories behind for old ones

When class ended at the end of October, I was more than ready to go home for fall break. A week of midterms and writing papers had left me stressed out, sleep-deprived, mentally drained and in desperate need to unwind from the busy life I had been leading at Princeton.

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The real barriers to peaceRegarding 'Barriers to peace' (Thursday, Oct.

More important matters

At a recent Princeton Borough Council meeting, Councilman Roger Martindell proclaimed that the Borough Police were among the most "underworked and overpaid" in the country. This statement came one day after the arrest of three Borough and Township residents in connection with 10 recent Borough break-ins, including ones that occurred on-campus. The three men in question are suspected members of the Salvadoran gang Mara Salvatrucha, otherwise known as MS-13.To the great fortune of all Princeton residents, the incidents in question only involved the theft of laptops, credit cards and jewelry.

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Debating controversy

Our generation is apathetic, American campuses are dead, and we're more interested in career fairs and free T-shirts than poverty or politics.