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The Daily Princetonian

Facing facebook.com

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.

OPINION | 03/15/2006

The Daily Princetonian

Facing facebook.com

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.

OPINION | 03/15/2006

The Daily Princetonian

Bubble police

As an underclassman at Princeton, I felt so protected and safe in the cushy orange bubble, only receiving about one Campus Safety Alert per semester.

OPINION | 03/14/2006

The Daily Princetonian

Bubble police

As an underclassman at Princeton, I felt so protected and safe in the cushy orange bubble, only receiving about one Campus Safety Alert per semester.

OPINION | 03/14/2006

The Daily Princetonian

Let them play

The administration should speak out in favor of allowing Ivy League football teams to participate in the post-season.As sad as the current state of affairs may be, the biggest story in Princeton sports this week is not the fact that our rival Penn Quakers will be taking on Texas in basketball (instead of us). Rather, that title belongs to the USG decision to call for an end to the ban by the Ivy League on member schools' participation in post-season football play.The arguments in the USG resolution are, on the whole, convincing and clear.

OPINION | 03/14/2006

The Daily Princetonian

Let them play

The administration should speak out in favor of allowing Ivy League football teams to participate in the post-season.As sad as the current state of affairs may be, the biggest story in Princeton sports this week is not the fact that our rival Penn Quakers will be taking on Texas in basketball (instead of us). Rather, that title belongs to the USG decision to call for an end to the ban by the Ivy League on member schools' participation in post-season football play.The arguments in the USG resolution are, on the whole, convincing and clear.

OPINION | 03/14/2006