Opinion

Sometimes governments do silly things. Glancing through the headlines over the past two weeks, two stories struck me as odd: Two different items, in different regions of the country and different levels of government, each representative of what happens when elected officials lose touch with reality.First, I planned to write about Alaska's famed Bridge to Nowhere.

OPINION | 11/20/2005

The intelligent design debate: Part I

The intelligent design debate: Part I

Since my own editorial board has now joined every pundit in the country in tackling Intelligent Design, what do I myself have to lose?

OPINION | 11/20/2005

Op Art

OPINION | 11/20/2005

Op Art

OPINION | 11/20/2005

Urging proper restraint

On Sunday, the Princeton Justice Project approached the USG Senate to ask them to sign onto their amicus brief in support of gay marriage in New Jersey.

OPINION | 11/20/2005

Just playing into the stereotype

Ivy Club members were treated to an exclusive fashion event Thursday [at] Ralph Lauren: "It's comical, I would say," Ivy member Brandon Parry '06 said.

OPINION | 11/17/2005

The order of things

The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry. The sound of my neighbor performing calisthenics at 3 a.m.

OPINION | 11/17/2005

The order of things

The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry. The sound of my neighbor performing calisthenics at 3 a.m.

OPINION | 11/17/2005

Just playing into the stereotype

Ivy Club members were treated to an exclusive fashion event Thursday [at] Ralph Lauren: "It's comical, I would say," Ivy member Brandon Parry '06 said.

OPINION | 11/17/2005

Speaking against torture

On Thursday, a number of distinguished scholars gathered outside Frist Campus Center to speak out in support of the McCain-Graham amendment against torture.

OPINION | 11/17/2005

Speaking against torture

On Thursday, a number of distinguished scholars gathered outside Frist Campus Center to speak out in support of the McCain-Graham amendment against torture.

OPINION | 11/17/2005

Letters to the Editor

Regarding Ralph Lauren and the Ivy ClubRegarding 'Leters to the Editor' (Tuesday, Nov.

OPINION | 11/16/2005

Rethinking the game of the year

Attendance at last Saturday's game (of which we'll speak no further) was impressive. But is this sudden burst of enthusiasm sustainable?

OPINION | 11/16/2005

Letters to the Editor

Regarding Ralph Lauren and the Ivy ClubRegarding 'Leters to the Editor' (Tuesday, Nov.

OPINION | 11/16/2005

Remembering Yitzhak Rabin

In "Battle for the Planet of the Apes," we witness the political assassination of one talking gorilla by another.

OPINION | 11/16/2005

Remembering Yitzhak Rabin

In "Battle for the Planet of the Apes," we witness the political assassination of one talking gorilla by another.

OPINION | 11/16/2005

Rethinking the game of the year

Attendance at last Saturday's game (of which we'll speak no further) was impressive. But is this sudden burst of enthusiasm sustainable?

OPINION | 11/16/2005

Op Art

OPINION | 11/15/2005

Appreciating Princeton's simple joys

For the past week, I've been waking up early. Early for me, at least, which is around 8 a.m. It started as the result of jetlag and has evolved into a habit, shocking no one more than myself (and perhaps my alarm clock, whose snooze button I now press a mere one or two times). I'm not sure how long this pattern will last, but for now the experience of waking up early is worth it if for no other reason than the tree outside my window, whose yellow leaves are perfectly backlit by the morning sun that streams into my room and pauses to turn these leaves the color of gold.

OPINION | 11/15/2005

Transforming Campus

Campus Club has lain empty and fallow at the corner of Prospect and Washington since the beginning of the year.

OPINION | 11/15/2005

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