Forged by fire, our generation faces its defining crucible
And when we push — with peaceful movements or record-breaking youth turnout in elections — we decide.
And when we push — with peaceful movements or record-breaking youth turnout in elections — we decide.
The President has lived up to his name until the very end, finding new ways every day to tear down the United States’ international presence.
The Princeton many left, the Princeton many first-years never met, may be shadowed by health measures that leave us aching for our college experience. But in that slow and careful crawl back to normalcy, we might find comfort in people and places we have forgotten.
Biden’s performance, and the debate as a whole, offers a valuable lesson. The debate demonstrates not only why discourse cannot survive without restraint, but also why restraint can be a powerful tool to display moral character. As students forming Princeton University’s discourse, and as young adults shaping our own personal characters, we cannot minimize this lesson in restraint. Without it, the future we create is more likely to repeat the mistakes of the present.
To many, it remains “incredible” that a “faraway country” can affect us so deeply. Yet what many fail to remember is that “faraway” has never been so close.
