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Of time. panic about that deadline, it does not seem to have set in yet strangely, not in washington, not on wall street where the markets remain relatively ho-hum, and definitely not in the pages of certain newspapers where this approaching catastrophe is being treated sort of like its business as usual. heres a quotes from the op-ed pages of "the new york times" this week. house republicans ainsistence on negotiations and compromise is not hostage taking, it is the ordinary stuff of, politics....

“While graduate students may not seem like the stereotypical union worker, they in fact face unique vulnerabilities that collective bargaining can help address.”

“We are now on the cusp of an election, and we’re the closest we have ever been. The NLRB under the Biden administration reaffirmed our rights as workers to unionize, ending years of uncertainty. Grad worker unionization campaigns resurged across the country. PGSU held&#...

“Princeton’s pay stagnation shows a blatant disregard for the deplorable conditions that their essential workers live in — conditions that are in direct contrast to Princeton’s status as the wealthiest per-capita university in the US.”

“Without the ability to strike, SEIU Local 175 is significantly disempowered in their contract negotiations with the University.”

Writing about my personal experience over the last four years is simultaneously one of the easiest ways to fill a page and also one of the most difficult articles to

“Princeton must commit to a serious effort toward reforming its wellness system. In my mind, the most substantive change can only come from a formal committee within the administrative body dedicated to reforming Princeton’s overarching culture around mental health.”

Recognizing the Armenian Genocide is not just a moral imperative but also an intellectual one. We can only learn from history and build a better future by acknowledging the truth ... I strongly urge the NES Department and Princeton University to take action and create a&#x20...

“Apparently without knowledge — or in willful ignorance — of these critiques, the speakers at the event glorified Dvořák, Gershwin, and Ives, with “Black classical music” added as an apparent afterthought, perhaps an attention-grabbing headline to maximize attendanc...

“Statehood is not the panacea to all of the island’s woes, but it will best equip Puerto Ricans to promote their interests and fully participate in national affairs. Statehood alone would redeem the full value of the precious grant of American citizenship and thus s...