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Reactions: The Honor Committee gauntlet

Seats in McCosh 50, one of the largest lecture halls at the University. Photo Credit: Lazarena Lazarova / The Daily Princetonian

Reactions: The Honor Committee gauntlet

Braden Flax, Matthew Wilson, Rohit Narayanan , and Abigail Rabieh
| OPINION | November 22

The ‘Prince’ recently released a detailed article tracing eight students who faced accusations of violating the Honor Code. We asked ‘Prince’ columnists and community members for their Reactions to these new revelations about the Honor Committee.

The ‘Prince’ recently released a detailed article tracing eight students who faced accusations of violating the Honor Code. We asked ‘Prince’ columnists and community members for their Reactions to these new revelations about the Honor Committee.

Statues play a role in preserving our collective memory

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Statues play a role in preserving our collective memory

Abigail Rabieh
| OPINION | November 9

“Both around our campus and the nation, we must stop selectively honoring people for certain goods and ignoring the bad and instead remember them for everything they did — who they helped and who they hurt.”

“Both around our campus and the nation, we must stop selectively honoring people for certain goods and ignoring the bad and instead remember them for everything they did — who they helped and who they hurt.”

Reactions: Princeton’s endowment grows by nearly 50 percent

Abby de Riel / The Daily Princetonian

Reactions: Princeton’s endowment grows by nearly 50 percent

Hannah Reynolds, Rohit Narayanan , Abigail Rabieh, and Windsor Nguyễn
| OPINION | November 1

For the Reactions series, columnists opine on the recent news regarding the endowment’s almost 50 percent growth, with responses ranging from the necessity for fossil fuel divestment to whether Princeton should abolish tuition. 

For the Reactions series, columnists opine on the recent news regarding the endowment’s almost 50% growth, with responses ranging from the necessity for fossil fuel divestment to whether Princeton should abolish tuition. 

We’re not supposed to like the Supreme Court

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We’re not supposed to like the Supreme Court

Abigail Rabieh
| OPINION | October 24

“Congress is where laws get passed. The Supreme Court decides whether those laws are constitutional. And this is not always what we want, but it is — or should be — what the laws dictate.”

“Congress is where laws get passed. The Supreme Court decides whether those laws are constitutional. And this is not always what we want, but it is — or should be — what the laws dictate.” 

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