According to a recent article in this newspaper, University administrators are currently in the process of negotiations with Labyrinth Books to open up a bookstore that will replace Micawber Books on Nassau Street. The University will simultaneously force the U-Store out of the book market.
Most of my French friends still do not believe me when I tell them about Princeton's Honor Code. I myself felt very awkward when I sat next to my classmates without any professor present for my first midterm here.
Princeton is a prime recruiting ground for all of the most prestigious Wall Street, management consulting and other types of firms that offer the most sought after jobs.
The word "bonfire," as we all know, literally comes from the French for "good fire." I can state this with the confidence of a person who took Spanish for four years in high school.
Honor Code change: From DA to Peer RepresentativeThe Honor Committee has always believed that the Honor Code must be as clear and straightforward as possible.
As a student of color, I find the legal action being brought by Jian Li, Yale '10 extremely disquieting.
Last week, this newspaper reported that Jian Li, a Yale freshman, filed a civil rights complaint against Princeton with the U.S.
Nine months ago, the Annex Bar and Grill at 128 1/2 Nassau St. closed its doors after more than 70 years, without notice.
I generally write about all the fun we have at Princeton. This place is amazing, and it's definitely fun to write about the partying, the school pride, how much Harvard sucks and the fact that Princeton is simply an awesome place to spend one's collegiate years.
In a public showcase last Wednesday, the University presented its extensive, multi-year campus plan.
When I told a white woman that I failed to vote during a scholarship dinner back in Los Angeles, she was convinced that I was just another disenfranchised Negro frustrated with our country's polarizing politics.
The only things liberals and conservatives can agree on in the wake of last Tuesday's electoral shakeup are that the Democrats did in fact win a majority and that people are upset with President Bush.
Religion requirement is politically shrewdRegarding 'Requiring religion?' (Friday, Nov.
This fall, Dean of the College Nancy Malkiel and I met with several hundred students in 10 different information sessions to answer questions about the launch of the four-year residential college system in September 2007.
