Letters to the Editor
Open letter not about ideological diversityRegarding 'Petition criticizes University's speaker choice' (Monday, Oct.
Open letter not about ideological diversityRegarding 'Petition criticizes University's speaker choice' (Monday, Oct.
I have always argued that our Princeton education amounts to much more than just an elegant sheet of paper on graduation day.
I have always argued that our Princeton education amounts to much more than just an elegant sheet of paper on graduation day.
When Bob Durkee '69 criticized The Washington Monthly's college rankings, he mentioned that eight percent of Princeton graduates apply to work in a program called Teach for America.
Here is one of the essay questions for Peter Singer's Practical Ethics class this semester:"After Hurricane Katrina, Americans gave generously to the people of New Orleans.
Even before the term began, a group of student leaders met to discuss plans for Hurricane Katrina relief efforts.
When Bob Durkee '69 criticized The Washington Monthly's college rankings, he mentioned that eight percent of Princeton graduates apply to work in a program called Teach for America.
Even before the term began, a group of student leaders met to discuss plans for Hurricane Katrina relief efforts.
Here is one of the essay questions for Peter Singer's Practical Ethics class this semester:"After Hurricane Katrina, Americans gave generously to the people of New Orleans.
Well, it worked.Or at least I thought it did. In my last column I called on the Princeton student body to protest Apple until they took the restrictions off streaming songs in iTunes.
Well, it worked.Or at least I thought it did. In my last column I called on the Princeton student body to protest Apple until they took the restrictions off streaming songs in iTunes.
While the past week's onslaught of rain and gloomy skies was nothing compared to Noah's 40 days and 40 nights of precipitation, it still got a bit depressing after awhile.
I had a pretty typical reaction to the nomination of Harriet Miers to fill Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's seat on the Supreme Court.
I had a pretty typical reaction to the nomination of Harriet Miers to fill Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's seat on the Supreme Court.
While the past week's onslaught of rain and gloomy skies was nothing compared to Noah's 40 days and 40 nights of precipitation, it still got a bit depressing after awhile.
For many students, the saying "Princeton in the nation's service" has become a bit of a catch phrase.