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Sophia Zuo

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?”

Reactions: Which professors should I follow?

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Reactions: Which professors should I follow?

Vincent Jiang, Christopher Lidard, Sophia Zuo, Eleanor Clemans-Cope, Prince Takano, and Wynne Conger
| OPINION | November 6

Considering the correlation of professors’ fame with their teaching and their work, we asked our columnists which professors’ work students should follow.

Considering the correlation of professors’ fame with their teaching and their work, we asked our columnists which professors’ work students should follow.

Invisible Borders: The case for diversifying Princeton’s international student body

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Invisible Borders: The case for diversifying Princeton’s international student body

Sophia Zuo
| OPINION | October 12

"Accepting concentrated groups of students from such prevalent international schools is that they aren’t very 'international' to begin with, which results in a lack of dimension in the voices of the international community on campuses."

"Accepting concentrated groups of students from such prevalent international schools is that they aren’t very “international” to begin with, which results in a lack of dimension in the voices of the international community on campuses."

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