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“While the CJL undeniably serves as such for many students, it is long past time the student body collectively began to recognize the other clear purpose of this institution: advancing right-wing Zionist politics on Princeton’s campus.”

“To support equitable opportunities for community building, recreation, and student services, it is paramount that we continue to support and expand student-run programming. But the reality is that our current budget is inadequate to do this, disempowering students. It’s time to r...

While cameras are apparently neutral pieces of technology, they often demonstrate systematic biases. We also know that policing and police systems disproportionately impact people of color. Princeton is not immune to these challenges either.

“Princeton has repeatedly failed survivors of sexual violence. As alumni of the Princeton Class of 2022, we call upon Princeton University to take action to protect survivors and to implement measures that ensure safe, accessible, and just processes to keep our campus safe.”

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“I hope that my words here serve as a chance to learn about the experience of a disabled person navigating what often feels like a minefield, but also a call to action for Princeton students to make our community more accessible for people like me. I am not&...

Democrats and republicans that tiktok user data. will be secure from chinese government spying and joining me now to talk about this is cara swisher. shes a contributing writer for the new york times opinion section and host of the sway podcast. keira were you swayed by anything that took place in this hearing? good to see you. no, no, no. which side which side? i saw congress . you know, it was sort of performative act of things they probably cant do and they didnt really want to learn anything...

“With the unique opportunity of Friday’s Sweet 16 matchup, USG is balking at spending the necessary funds.”

“Unionization may lower expected stipend growth in the long run and use members as pawns in political agendas. The benefits that a union can actually achieve are marginal, at best.”

“I strongly urge the University administration and the Office of the General Counsel to seek declaratory relief for its admissions practices.”