In "Battle for the Planet of the Apes," we witness the political assassination of one talking gorilla by another.
In "Battle for the Planet of the Apes," we witness the political assassination of one talking gorilla by another.
Attendance at last Saturday's game (of which we'll speak no further) was impressive. But is this sudden burst of enthusiasm sustainable?
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.
Campus Club has lain empty and fallow at the corner of Prospect and Washington since the beginning of the year.
Campus Club has lain empty and fallow at the corner of Prospect and Washington since the beginning of the year.
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.
We need to have a frank discussion about diversity at Princeton. But before we can do that, we need to learn how to talk about diversity.
We need to have a frank discussion about diversity at Princeton. But before we can do that, we need to learn how to talk about diversity.
In their lead editorial of Oct. 17, the editors of this daily asked what our hallowed motto "Princeton in the nation's service and the service of all nations" should mean for individual students.
Nothing wrong with large endowmentRegarding 'Princeton, affluence and morality' (Monday, Nov.
Nothing wrong with large endowmentRegarding 'Princeton, affluence and morality' (Monday, Nov.
In their lead editorial of Oct. 17, the editors of this daily asked what our hallowed motto "Princeton in the nation's service and the service of all nations" should mean for individual students.
In 1984, President Ronald Reagan signed into law the National Minimum Drinking Age Act, requiring all states to raise their drinking age from 18 to 21.
In 1984, President Ronald Reagan signed into law the National Minimum Drinking Age Act, requiring all states to raise their drinking age from 18 to 21.
Once, when I was quite young, my corner of the Ozarks suffered from a protracted drought. My youth was one long drought, and the mere meteorological fact would probably be unmemorable were it not for an attendant circumstance.
During a symposium last week, President Tilghman unequivocally spoke out against intelligent design, calling the trend towards questioning Darwinian evolution in schools "shocking" and "most troubling." By using her platform as the leader of one of America's foremost universities in this way, Tilghman undoubtedly arrayed herself against much of public opinion and courted controversy.
