In Response to "Results of New Grading Policy Reported," from "Parents News" Volume 29, Number 1:The policy of grade deflation causes grades to go down, according to a recent study published in the parents' newsletter sent out by Princeton University.
USG played little role in room draw guideRegarding 'A government that works' (Friday, March 10, 2006):As one of the creators of the Room Draw Guide, I thought the Editorial Board should know that the USG had little or nothing to do with the creation of the guide.
If there is one thing that is "quintessentially Princeton," it is the beautiful cluster of mansions that line Prospect Avenue.
Earlier this month, following widespread reporting of crowds howling in the street as embassies burned and corpses littered the ground, two guest columnists published an essay here complaining of a media-perpetrated anti-Muslim "stereotype" of unreason and violence.
Are those closest to you selling out? Are your so-called friends trying to take control of your money?
Earlier this month, following widespread reporting of crowds howling in the street as embassies burned and corpses littered the ground, two guest columnists published an essay here complaining of a media-perpetrated anti-Muslim "stereotype" of unreason and violence.
Are those closest to you selling out? Are your so-called friends trying to take control of your money?
If there is one thing that is "quintessentially Princeton," it is the beautiful cluster of mansions that line Prospect Avenue.
For the past week, students have decried Public Safety's usage of facebook.com as an investigative tool.
After the barbaric bombing of the Golden Dome Mosque in Samarra, the pundits prophesized that full-fledged civil war would immediately descend upon Iraq.
As a spring semester senior, I find that my study breaks with friends are increasingly less intellectual.
After the barbaric bombing of the Golden Dome Mosque in Samarra, the pundits prophesized that full-fledged civil war would immediately descend upon Iraq.
As a spring semester senior, I find that my study breaks with friends are increasingly less intellectual.
For the past week, students have decried Public Safety's usage of facebook.com as an investigative tool.
My class was just on the cusp of the facebook.com craze. When a group of Harvard students started it in February 2004, it seemed destined to be another minor form of procrastination like Google Earth and Candystand.
