Opinion

Most mornings I walk to the Wa to get a paper. The campus is usually quiet and deserted, although during big party weekends or Reunions there are sometimes groups of boisterous guys on the Street, barely able to stand upright but full of bonhomie if they know me.

OPINION | 10/14/2007

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OPINION | 10/11/2007

A different kind of diversity

For many upperclassmen, the fall is a time of realization that the "real world" looms after graduation.

OPINION | 10/11/2007

Adjusting does not mean forgetting

Where I lived wasn't something I really noticed until I left for college. All of a sudden half of my friends were on the other side of the country, the other half were spread across the East Coast in every state but New Jersey, and one had taken off for Germany.In high school, my only concept of geography was how to get from Santa Monica to the valley without having to deal with traffic on Interstate 405.

OPINION | 10/11/2007

Letters to the Editor

Eating meat is a natural instinctRegarding 'Slaves and slaughterhouses' (Monday, Oct.

OPINION | 10/11/2007

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OPINION | 10/10/2007

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OPINION | 10/10/2007

Victory of oppression

Violence, naked force, has settled more issues in history than any other factor, and the contrary opinion is wishful thinking at its worst.

OPINION | 10/10/2007

Community involvement

Last week, the University decided to donate some $25,000 toward the construction of a new skate park in Princeton Township.

OPINION | 10/09/2007

Goodbye, old party

It is hard for me to pinpoint exactly when my love affair with the Republican Party began. I always flirted with the forbidden during my childhood.

OPINION | 10/09/2007

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OPINION | 10/09/2007

The value of a quick shower

I didn't wash a single dish the year I turned 16. I was living in France with a host family, and whenever I asked my host mother if she needed help with anything, particularly laundry or dishes, her reply was always the same twinkling "no" ? "My dear, you have far more important things to do.

OPINION | 10/09/2007

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OPINION | 10/08/2007

Lacking the ST requirement

Here are some fun classes to take next semester: Rocks for Jocks, Stars for Stoners and Physics for Poets.

OPINION | 10/08/2007

Letters to the Editor

Open stacks an asset to FirestoneRegarding 'The Firestone lounge?' (Monday, Sept.

OPINION | 10/08/2007

Big words, small ideas

It's happened to all of us. It's precept time, you're intimidated and you think you've got something to say when your turn comes along.

OPINION | 10/08/2007

Slaves and slaughterhouses

If you attended the Princeton Animal Welfare Society's (PAWS) screening of the film "Earthlings" last week, you are now aware that 28 billion animals are tortured, exploited, abused and eventually slaughtered for human consumption in the United States each year.

OPINION | 10/07/2007

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OPINION | 10/07/2007

Mission accomplished in Iraq

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.

OPINION | 10/07/2007

Capital for the liberal arts

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.

OPINION | 10/07/2007

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