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Keep the Performing Arts Council alive

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Keep the Performing Arts Council alive

Chris Park

| OPINION | March 29

“With zero candidates running for the most recent election, PAC’s days seem numbered. But the answer to students’ dissatisfaction with arts coordination is not the end of PAC, but rather a stronger PAC with more student engagement.”

Outdated Triangle Frosh Week Show demonstrates why Princeton culture is in need of change

Chris Park

| OPINION | 09/08/2021

“Am I saying that Triangle deserves a similar fate as SPIA and First College? Absolutely not. They are a team of Princeton’s finest artists, comedians, and designers. Their performances have demonstrated incredible finesse and the club is a significant ambassador of the University. However, excellence should not overshadow the potential to grow.”

“Am I saying that Triangle deserves a similar fate as SPIA and First College? Absolutely not. They are a team of Princeton’s finest artists, comedians, and designers. Their works have presented incredible finesse and are a significant ambassador of the University. However, excellence should not overshadow the potential to grow.”

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Chris Park

Keep the Performing Arts Council alive

Keep the Performing Arts Council alive

Outdated Triangle Frosh Week Show demonstrates why Princeton culture is in need of change

Outdated Triangle Frosh Week Show demonstrates why Princeton culture is in need of change

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