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The Daily Princetonian

What will renew us?

For as long as I have been conscious of such things, bitter confrontation has characterized the political process of the United States of America.I do not mistake the mudslinging practiced by my elected representatives for debate, and I do crave something better, but by now I am conditioned to endure this state of partisanship, one which can best be described as violent.I am so thoroughly conditioned that it did not surprise or even upset me that politics at Princeton looked and sounded remarkably similar to what I read in the papers about Washington, D.C.

OPINION | 05/11/2006

The Daily Princetonian

What will renew us?

For as long as I have been conscious of such things, bitter confrontation has characterized the political process of the United States of America.I do not mistake the mudslinging practiced by my elected representatives for debate, and I do crave something better, but by now I am conditioned to endure this state of partisanship, one which can best be described as violent.I am so thoroughly conditioned that it did not surprise or even upset me that politics at Princeton looked and sounded remarkably similar to what I read in the papers about Washington, D.C.

OPINION | 05/11/2006

The Daily Princetonian

Admitting 'illegals'

Given the recent debates over the status of illegal immigrants in the Unites States, it only seems appropriate to examine the University's admission policy on illegal immigrants.

OPINION | 05/11/2006

The Daily Princetonian

Admitting 'illegals'

Given the recent debates over the status of illegal immigrants in the Unites States, it only seems appropriate to examine the University's admission policy on illegal immigrants.

OPINION | 05/11/2006

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Remember New Orleans

Inch by inch, the city of New Orleans is coming back to life. Mardi Gras was a giant step toward helping us remember the rich history of a city long admired as a jewel of the world.

OPINION | 04/06/2006

The Daily Princetonian

Remember New Orleans

Inch by inch, the city of New Orleans is coming back to life. Mardi Gras was a giant step toward helping us remember the rich history of a city long admired as a jewel of the world.

OPINION | 04/06/2006

The Daily Princetonian

Letters to the Editor

ICC appreciates the efforts of USG on club financial aidRegarding 'USG passes club aid resolution' (Monday, April 3, 2006):I believe the article misrepresents my views on the issue of eating club financial aid and that the matter deserves clarification.In speaking about social fragmentation at the Street, I was trying to make the point that the University knows it needs to do something about the issue and that the administration is well on its way to doing so.

OPINION | 04/05/2006

The Daily Princetonian

Elegy for a whim

Lovers of the eccentric, the exceptional and the obstinate, mourn with me. At 2 a.m. in Indiana last Sunday morning, an era quietly ended with the change of a clock's hands.

OPINION | 04/05/2006