Opinion

On Friday, as my roommates and I observed the bicker club pickups from the comfort of our suite in Butler, we noticed that each group passing through the quad was joined by a stiff-looking Public Safety officer (or two, in the case of Tiger Inn). The officers looked out of place, being the only ones in the group who didn't look festive.

OPINION | 02/11/2007

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OPINION | 02/08/2007

Edits to remember

Over the coming months, senior members of the Editorial Board will step down to make way for new members with fresh and diverse perspectives, but the Board will remain as ever a devoted and unyielding advocate for the Princeton student body and the University community as a whole.

OPINION | 02/08/2007

On the art of politeness

"Manners maketh man" was the motto given by William of Wykeham to the New College of the University of Oxford.

OPINION | 02/08/2007

Faculty should stand by its students

As I watched Duke University's men's basketball team fall to its arch-nemesis North Carolina Tar Heels on Wednesday night, I could not help but recall the sordid affair that unfolded at that gothic enclave in Durham just under a year ago.

OPINION | 02/08/2007

Letters to the Editor

DuPraz tribute was well-deservedRegarding 'He was the Prince' (Wednesday, Jan.

OPINION | 02/07/2007

Decisions and desires

Why is this week different from all other weeks? Last year it had no special meaning; the first week of the second semester meant a return to classes after seven weeks without them.

OPINION | 02/07/2007

The race-plagued race

In what promises to be one of the most exciting presidential races in the history of the United States, the nation's ugliest skeleton was bound to emerge sooner than later.

OPINION | 02/07/2007

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OPINION | 02/07/2007

The voices behind the 'we'

We, the Daily Princetonian Editorial Board, would like to use the first editorial of the new board to introduce ourselves and our methods to you.

OPINION | 02/06/2007

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OPINION | 02/06/2007

'Reasons of Conscience' and the HPV Vaccine

Hooray for Texas!The state became the first on Friday to mandate the new HPV vaccine for 11- and 12-year-old girls entering sixth grade.

OPINION | 02/06/2007

Superstition vs. science in climate change

Last Friday, Groundhog's Day, Punxsutawney Phil, the infamous weather-forecasting woodchuck, climbed with ceremonial astuteness out of his burrow and offered his prediction about the coming winter.

OPINION | 02/06/2007

SHARE highlights the risks of Bicker and sign-in week

Before the start of this school year, Tiger Inn contacted Sexual Harassment/Assault Advising, Resources and Education (SHARE) in search of an educational program on sexual assault.

OPINION | 02/05/2007

Letters to the Editor

Research shows risks of abortionsRegarding 'Letters to the Editor: Abortion op-ed uses widely discredited partisan science' (Monday, Jan.

OPINION | 02/05/2007

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OPINION | 02/05/2007

Too precious to waste on the young?

"What am I going to take?" is the burning question for everyone during shopping period. The good news is that there is an endless number of interesting courses, from AAS to WWS; the bad news, of course, is that they're all scheduled at exactly the same time.

OPINION | 02/04/2007

An optimal time budget for the compleat Princetonian

At the beginning of every semester, students ask me how much time they should devote to my course.

OPINION | 02/04/2007

A new 'Prince,' an ongoing story

Today's paper is the first published by the 131st managing board of The Daily Princetonian. After all the late nights spent at the beck and call of our seniors, we entered the newsroom today as newly minted editors.That new responsibility brings with it excitement and trepidation.

OPINION | 02/04/2007

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