Apart from never reading newspapers, President Bush doesn't even seem to be watching TV. ".tv" actually.
The Holocaust was not so long ago. My grandparents are all survivors, and my father was born in the woods of Poland.
The administration has always encouraged abstaining from the activity. Parents, though they sometimes engage in it as well, are often shocked to discover how deeply their children have become involved.
How thrilling it was for me to open The Daily Princetonian Monday morning and discover a day to assail Taufiq Rahim.
Dean's funding decision strikes gold mine of democratic actionRegarding 'Dean's "declaration of independence" is a red flag' (Mon., Nov.
For my fiction class earlier this semester, I wrote about two thirty-something women living in New York City ? typical adult, single Americans.
Half of Princeton students are on welfare. This fact, appearing in last Sunday's New York Times, seemed a bit odd as I sat flipping through the paper in posh Caf
Abler commentators than I have already called attention to a recent string of anti-Semitic remarks made by political and intellectual leaders from the EU to the Pacific Rim.
EPA inspectors found no pollution problemsI am writing to you regarding the article "Fines issued for hazardous waste" (Nov.
This past weekend, Howard Dean posted an odd document on his web site: "A Declaration of Independence by the People of Dean for America." The former Vermont governor has raced to the head of the Democratic pack on the basis of his straight-talking opposition to George W.
Religion creates problems when it becomes such a dominant force in our life that it masks reality and causes us to deny the existence of very basic facts.
Catholic dogma requires lifelong celibacy in gaysRegarding 'Catholic teaching on sexuality asks the same of everyone' (Wed., Nov.
Until last week I had never heard the expression "white affirmative action." Unbeknownst to me, this is what Congress is calling the admittance of early decision applicants and alumni offspring.
It happened again. I strolled out of my history of science lecture into the crisp October morning.
In the dawn's early light each morning of Fall Break, as I headed Dillon-wards along McCosh Walk, I encountered a curious shrine at the "back door" of Theatre Intime.
Intolerance, ignorance harms familiesRegarding 'Catholic teaching on sexuality asks the same of everyone' (Wednesday, Nov.
The early decision applications are in. Last year, the class of 2007 flooded West College with 2,350 applications for early admission, 591 of which were accepted.This week, somewhere around 2,300 high school seniors recline in their standard sized wooden desks, having temporarily secured a life without deadlines, left with nothing to do until Dec.
Coming home from college for the first time is always strange. It's necessary to answer to parents again after tasting complete freedom, siblings have appropriated favorite possessions, and friends have begun to find their niches elsewhere.
Appreciating PrincetonI take issue with Anna Huang's poorly informed column of Nov.
The 'Prince's' recent flood of opinions on human sexuality echoes a growing national interest. The Vice-President of the Pride Alliance argued that homosexual acts are natural, since they occur in animals, while Nicholas Kristoff of The N.Y.
