Opinion

Letter to the Editor

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.

Pride and prejudice

Are those crackers made in China or Taiwan?"I held the package of Chinatown "GOOD_VITA Natural Oat Cracker" in stunned silence.

The purpose of referenda

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.

Victory, foreign and domestic

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.

Finding the best classes in unlikely places

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.

Victory, foreign and domestic

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.

Finding the best classes in unlikely places

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.

The purpose of referenda

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.

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Letter to the Editor

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.

Living the good life, one sock at a time

My sock drawer is a disaster. To research this article, I looked in, and this is what I saw: one navy blue dress sock, one black dress sock (inside-out), one striped Tommy Hilfiger recreation-themed sock and about 20 various plain whites, of which not a single pair matched.

Hey New York Times ... Select this

I sleepily powered up my computer one morning a few months back, downloaded my email and then logged on to NYTimes.com to see what I had missed over the last eight hours.

Letter to the Editor

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.

Hey New York Times ... Select this

I sleepily powered up my computer one morning a few months back, downloaded my email and then logged on to NYTimes.com to see what I had missed over the last eight hours.

The view of Princeton from One Tree Hill

"Some say Princeton students are arrogant. But then again, some people are jealous, and rightfully so ... All in all, if you can get in, you want to go here." These are the words of Jared Padelecki, star of some show on the WB called "Supernatural." I haven't watched the WB since I lied about watching Dawson's Creek in junior high.

Living the good life, one sock at a time

My sock drawer is a disaster. To research this article, I looked in, and this is what I saw: one navy blue dress sock, one black dress sock (inside-out), one striped Tommy Hilfiger recreation-themed sock and about 20 various plain whites, of which not a single pair matched.

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The view of Princeton from One Tree Hill

"Some say Princeton students are arrogant. But then again, some people are jealous, and rightfully so ... All in all, if you can get in, you want to go here." These are the words of Jared Padelecki, star of some show on the WB called "Supernatural." I haven't watched the WB since I lied about watching Dawson's Creek in junior high.