Most people know part of the story of the prophet Jonah, how he spent three days in the belly of a whale without ill effects to himself.
When I was in college, I was so focused on getting into a MD/PhD program, I didn't have time to live deliberately.
Most people know part of the story of the prophet Jonah, how he spent three days in the belly of a whale without ill effects to himself.
When I was in college, I was so focused on getting into a MD/PhD program, I didn't have time to live deliberately.
For many students, the saying "Princeton in the nation's service" has become a bit of a catch phrase.
Certain ideas ? the Kellogg-Briand Pact, the Ace Ventura sequel and compassionate conservatism ? work better in theory than in practice.
Once, many years ago, when the only women to be seen on Princeton's campus were dates bussed in from Bryn Mawr and Barnard, the University enforced a practice known as parietals.
Princeton sees itself first and foremost as an academy that exists to further scholarship and teach its students how to think.
Once, many years ago, when the only women to be seen on Princeton's campus were dates bussed in from Bryn Mawr and Barnard, the University enforced a practice known as parietals.
Certain ideas ? the Kellogg-Briand Pact, the Ace Ventura sequel and compassionate conservatism ? work better in theory than in practice.
Princeton sees itself first and foremost as an academy that exists to further scholarship and teach its students how to think.
University should increase financial aid for students in clubsRegarding 'Socioeconomics, bicker led to Campus decline' (Thursday, Oct.
I have a terrible habit: I roll my eyes whenever I get annoyed. This kind of habit tends to make a person very unpopular in social circumstances whenever a certain sort of reserved politeness is expected.
While I can still remember my first Barbie, I'm not so sure if I want to remember my first career fair.
Louise Story suggested last month in The New York Times that more and more women at elite institutions seem to be choosing motherhood over high-powered careers.
Among the reactions to Condi Rice's address printed in the 'Prince' last week, I was most struck by the letter entitled "Rice evaded the real questions on Iraq." The authors proceed by bracketing the substance of Rice's talk and focusing instead on the discrepancy between the current argument and the original rationale for war.
Rain boots might be en vogue this season, but even the most utilitarian of Princeton style mavens would most likely agree that tramping about in several inches of water and muck wasn't the motivation behind buying those colorful galoshes.
The period of the Jewish High Holy Days always makes me reconsider my precollege conception of distances.
