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Reactions: Princeton bans electric scooters

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Reactions: Princeton bans electric scooters

Ndeye Thioubou, Leo Yu, Sophia Zuo, and Thomas Buckley
| OPINION | December 7

“We asked our columnists for their thoughts on the PEV ban: what are the benefits and drawbacks to the community? What purpose does this ban serve? Who does it support and who does it harm? Is this within the purview of the University’s power to do?”

“We asked our columnists for their thoughts on the PEV ban: what are the benefits and drawbacks to the community? What purpose does this ban serve? Who does it support and who does it harm? Is this within the purview of the University’s power to do?”

Ramadan reflections year two: improvements from last year, but still work to be done

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Ramadan reflections year two: improvements from last year, but still work to be done

Ndeye Thioubou
| OPINION | May 7

In spite of noteworthy enhancements to the Princeton Ramadan experience, there still needs to be yearlong improvements made to the halal meat options at Princeton, as well as increased academic accommodations for students during both Ramadan and the holiday that follows it, Eid al-Fitr.

In spite of noteworthy enhancements to the Princeton Ramadan experience, there still needs to be yearlong improvements made to the halal meat options at Princeton, as well as increased academic accommodations for students during both Ramadan and the holiday that follows it, Eid al-Fitr.

Princeton must remain test optional

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Princeton must remain test optional

Ndeye Thioubou
| OPINION | 03/13/2023

“Requiring the submission of standardized test results is not only harmful to FGLI applicants because it is more difficult for them to perform well on these exams, but also because the requirements deter them from applying in the first place.”

“Requiring the submission of standardized test results is not only harmful to FGLI applicants because it is more difficult for them to perform well on these exams, but also because the requirements deter them from applying in the first place.”

This Black History Month, let's push for symbolic and structural change

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This Black History Month, let's push for symbolic and structural change

Ndeye Thioubou
| OPINION | 02/09/2023

“For me, the University still has several steps to take before I can believe that their commitment to Black students is genuine, and not simply lip service.”

“For me, the University still has several steps to take before I can believe that their commitment to Black students is genuine, and not simply lip service.”

A Teranga-filled homecoming: My experience on Princeton’s fall break trip to Senegal

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A Teranga-filled homecoming: My experience on Princeton’s fall break trip to Senegal

Ndeye Thioubou
| OPINION | 11/08/2022

“It is not often that Princeton holds trips to the African continent on fall and spring breaks, as most opportunities are concentrated in Europe, but the University must build on the precedent of the Senegal trip and create more opportunities for students.”

“It is not often that Princeton holds trips to the African continent on fall and spring breaks, as most opportunities are concentrated in Europe, but the University must build on the precedent of the Senegal trip and create more opportunities for students.”

There are still too many problems with Princeton's isolation protocol

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There are still too many problems with Princeton's isolation protocol

Ndeye Thioubou
| OPINION | 10/02/2022

“I want to share my experience and make some suggestions regarding the current isolation process to maximize support and minimize hardships students will face.”

“I want to share my experience and make some suggestions regarding the current isolation process to maximize support and minimize hardships students will face.”

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