Clearing things up after the Whig-Clio referendum debateRegarding 'Debaters take on referendum' (Friday, Dec.
This year's USG elections feature not two or three, but seven presidential candidates ? running the gamut from USG veterans to a lone sophomore newcomer.
In the controversy over the USG same-sex marriage referendum, I would love to debate the substantive issue at hand ? whether or not the Princeton Justice Project, in its amicus brief on behalf of seven same-sex couples seeking to marry in New Jersey, is correct in its arguments.Those opposed to the referendum, however, seem to want to stay as far away from that debate as possible.
In the controversy over the USG same-sex marriage referendum, I would love to debate the substantive issue at hand ? whether or not the Princeton Justice Project, in its amicus brief on behalf of seven same-sex couples seeking to marry in New Jersey, is correct in its arguments.Those opposed to the referendum, however, seem to want to stay as far away from that debate as possible.
This year's USG elections feature not two or three, but seven presidential candidates ? running the gamut from USG veterans to a lone sophomore newcomer.
USG should not give support to PJP briefRegarding 'PJP lobbies for support on gay marriage' (Monday, Nov.
USG should not give support to PJP briefRegarding 'PJP lobbies for support on gay marriage' (Monday, Nov.
When H.L. Mencken said that all women regard all men as asses ? objects of pity, even ? he was describing an altogether utopian state that was already disappearing in his day and has nearly disappeared altogether in ours.
Students of English literature might be acquainted with Alan Sillitoe's classic novel, "The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner." In that story, the protagonist, Smith, gains relief from his chaotic schedule in a well-heeled boarding school and time to muse about life in his daily runs.
When H.L. Mencken said that all women regard all men as asses ? objects of pity, even ? he was describing an altogether utopian state that was already disappearing in his day and has nearly disappeared altogether in ours.
Students of English literature might be acquainted with Alan Sillitoe's classic novel, "The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner." In that story, the protagonist, Smith, gains relief from his chaotic schedule in a well-heeled boarding school and time to muse about life in his daily runs.
One of my great daily delights is glancing at my email's postage stamp desktop icon and seeing a red dot in the upper right hand corner, indicating that I have new mail.
One of my great daily delights is glancing at my email's postage stamp desktop icon and seeing a red dot in the upper right hand corner, indicating that I have new mail.
Last Monday, the University Communications Office announced that early decision applications for the class of 2010 rose 9 percent from last year.
Once we've characterized the controversy over gay marriage as an issue facing "the American public," there seems to be a prima facie case against USG involvement in the debate.
