Opinion

Letters to the Editor

University should rethink its motives for 'late show' and dining reformsRegarding "University alters meal plans, 'late show' " (Wednesday, March 1, 2006):I am all for dining hall and "late show" reform ? my experience during my freshman and sophomore years led me to dislike the food and to view the entire system as unjust and restrictive, especially since a dining plan is mandatory.

Free the vaginas!

The Vagina Monologues" is meant to inspire discussion and evoke strong feelings and opinions.

Remembering Darfur

In 1944, the word "genocide" was coined to describe something so horrible that the English language had no word for it.

Free the vaginas!

The Vagina Monologues" is meant to inspire discussion and evoke strong feelings and opinions.

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Time to catch up

The cry that Princeton has fallen behind other universities and therefore must catch up in a given area is not sufficient grounds for strong, ameliorative action.

Banking unpatriotically

We are told that desperate times call for desperate measures ? that the USA PATRIOT Act's countless civil rights violations are necessary because our lives are at stake.Recent news stories have reported, however, that the government abuses the Patriot Act's many questionable antiterrorist provisions to probe non-terrorism-related crimes ? as in the investigation of a "Stargate SG-1" fan website for suspected copyright violations.

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Sorry, but free speech is indeed the issue

This riposte to the essay by Elidor Mehilli GS, concerning the Danish cartoons is delayed because I had already submitted last week's column when his appeared last Friday, Feb.

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Time to catch up

The cry that Princeton has fallen behind other universities and therefore must catch up in a given area is not sufficient grounds for strong, ameliorative action.

Sorry, but free speech is indeed the issue

This riposte to the essay by Elidor Mehilli GS, concerning the Danish cartoons is delayed because I had already submitted last week's column when his appeared last Friday, Feb.

Banking unpatriotically

We are told that desperate times call for desperate measures ? that the USA PATRIOT Act's countless civil rights violations are necessary because our lives are at stake.Recent news stories have reported, however, that the government abuses the Patriot Act's many questionable antiterrorist provisions to probe non-terrorism-related crimes ? as in the investigation of a "Stargate SG-1" fan website for suspected copyright violations.

Dean Fred for President?

Lawrence Summers attributed the dearth of women in high-level positions in science and engineering to a lack of "intrinsic aptitude." Since he uttered those fateful words last January, a gathering storm seems to have descended upon the Harvard president and just last week, Summers decided that enough was enough and threw in the towel.Summers' five-year tenure as Harvard president makes him the shortest-serving president since the Civil War, a tenure marked by tabloid controversy and the dramatic departure of Cornel West 'GS 80.

Princeton scholars in the service of the nation

Princeton in the Nation's Service and in the Service of All Nations." Although students recognize this pledge as the University's informal motto, few truly follow it as a guide for action.

Princeton scholars in the service of the nation

Princeton in the Nation's Service and in the Service of All Nations." Although students recognize this pledge as the University's informal motto, few truly follow it as a guide for action.

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The fro-yo experience

This week, I stepped into a dining hall for the first time since last May. Boy, let me tell you, I sure haven't missed the stale meatloaf or the brownies that bounce when you drop them.

Dean Fred for President?

Lawrence Summers attributed the dearth of women in high-level positions in science and engineering to a lack of "intrinsic aptitude." Since he uttered those fateful words last January, a gathering storm seems to have descended upon the Harvard president and just last week, Summers decided that enough was enough and threw in the towel.Summers' five-year tenure as Harvard president makes him the shortest-serving president since the Civil War, a tenure marked by tabloid controversy and the dramatic departure of Cornel West 'GS 80.