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It’s that time of the year again. Final exams are upon us and with finals come Honor Code violations. There’s always a lot of question about policies and we here at the Honor Code Committee have the answers. Remember, these…
By Anne Scombe ’16 America is changing, and so are our moral values and sexual ethics. I appreciate several of the changes that have happened in our culture over the last few decades, but just because college campuses are becoming…
Shortly after waking up in a garbage can behind Frist Food Gallery on Saturday night, Robert P. George, the McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence at Princeton University, proudly announced to Tiger reporters that he had a “fucking ridiculous Newman’s Day.” April…
Gone are the days when the graduating class of Princeton University would descend en masse onto Lower Manhattan to take their spots in the trading floors and brokerage houses of Wall Street. No longer does President Eisgruber set his schedule around…
Percy Worthington ’16 proved his opinion correct by posting a picture of himself on Facebook, sources say, pioneering a new 21st century style of argumentation that logicians are calling argumentum ad selfie. “For a long time, I was really undecided…