Taking responsibility at the Street
We are writing to you today as concerned members of our community. This letter is in response to a general recurring trend of potentially dangerous behavior.
We are writing to you today as concerned members of our community. This letter is in response to a general recurring trend of potentially dangerous behavior.
My best friend Jeff Miller won a Rhodes Scholarship two weeks ago to study Milton at Oxford. While I would love nothing more than to use these 700 words to write about how well-deserved this accolade is, I feel I would be remiss if I did not write something about our peers' reactions to Jeff's success.
We are writing to you today as concerned members of our community. This letter is in response to a general recurring trend of potentially dangerous behavior.
Are those crackers made in China or Taiwan?"I held the package of Chinatown "GOOD_VITA Natural Oat Cracker" in stunned silence.
PJP brief referendum highlights need for solidarity among minority groups on campusWhile pleased with the results of the USG's referendum regarding Princeton Justice Project's (PJP) amicus brief, we were disappointed with the lack of support the issue received from minority student groups on campus.
My best friend Jeff Miller won a Rhodes Scholarship two weeks ago to study Milton at Oxford. While I would love nothing more than to use these 700 words to write about how well-deserved this accolade is, I feel I would be remiss if I did not write something about our peers' reactions to Jeff's success.
PJP brief referendum highlights need for solidarity among minority groups on campusWhile pleased with the results of the USG's referendum regarding Princeton Justice Project's (PJP) amicus brief, we were disappointed with the lack of support the issue received from minority student groups on campus.
Are those crackers made in China or Taiwan?"I held the package of Chinatown "GOOD_VITA Natural Oat Cracker" in stunned silence.
As originally conceived, the referendum asking students whether or not they wanted the USG to sign on to the Princeton Justice Project amicus brief was logistically problematic.
Rhetoric on Iraq is based more on political hopes than martial reality. From the very first troop deployments to the most recent deaths, key decision makers have been influenced to take actions that are not in the nation's interest.
A few days ago, I signed up for classes on SCORE for the very last time. It was incredibly strange to realize that these are the last classes I will ever take at Princeton.
Rhetoric on Iraq is based more on political hopes than martial reality. From the very first troop deployments to the most recent deaths, key decision makers have been influenced to take actions that are not in the nation's interest.
A few days ago, I signed up for classes on SCORE for the very last time. It was incredibly strange to realize that these are the last classes I will ever take at Princeton.
As originally conceived, the referendum asking students whether or not they wanted the USG to sign on to the Princeton Justice Project amicus brief was logistically problematic.
Regarding 'Letters to the Editor' (Monday, Dec. 5)A letter published yesterday attempted to point out discrepancies between the text of the PJP amicus brief and the two-paragraph summary of the same brief presented to students as they vote on the referendum.