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Reactions: The opinions left unsaid

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Reactions: The opinions left unsaid

Preston Ferraiuolo, Brian Hegarty, Leo Yu, Eleanor Clemans-Cope, Ava Johnson, and Abigail Rabieh
| OPINION | December 7

Over the course of the last year, the Opinion section has published 211 columns. Though there has been much opined, even more has been left unsaid. We asked our columnists to share their opinions on topics that did not become a full piece. 

Over the course of the last year, the Opinion section has published 211 columns. Though there has been much opined, even more has been left unsaid. We asked our columnists to share their opinions on topics that did not become a full piece. 

Reactions: What should we learn from the New Jersey elections?

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Reactions: What should we learn from the New Jersey elections?

Vincent Jiang, Preston Ferraiuolo, Brian Hegarty, Thomas Buckley, and Wynne Conger
| OPINION | November 17

“Civic engagement is a key component of Princeton life — we decided to ask our politically inclined columnists to reflect on the recent elections and chronicle a race, ballot, or result that they found particularly impactful.”

"To mark these recent elections, we asked our politically inclined columnists to reflect on the most recent NJ Elections and chronicle a race, ballot, or result that they found particularly impactful."

Applying early to Princeton shouldn’t be a risk. Ditch restrictive early action.

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Applying early to Princeton shouldn’t be a risk. Ditch restrictive early action.

Brian Hegarty
| OPINION | October 25

Applying to Princeton early has become a privileged pathway, rewarding those with enough resources to take an application risk and shutting out those who want or need the security that Princeton’s ultra-competitive process can’t offer.

Applying to Princeton early has become a privileged pathway, rewarding those with enough resources to take an application risk and shutting out those who want or need the security that Princeton’s ultra-competitive process can’t offer.

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