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BREAKING: New York Times Breaks Campus News Before Campus Newspaper

At 8:57 pm, while the top story on the Daily Princetonian’s webpage was “Cartoon: Family Survivor Tips,” the New York Times broke a story about last week’s ouster of Tiger Inn officers Adam Krop and Andrew Hoffenberg. The scoop comes just weeks after Planet Princeton, a hyperlocal news…

Former Writers Who Wish To Remain Anonymous
December 1, 2014

Princeton

IvyBank: Smart and Driven Sperm

Caden Ohlwiler
November 20, 2014

Politics, Princeton

Hero’s Journey: My Road to Greatness

Midterm elections were last week, and as every one knows, the greatest politicians are forged in in the trials of college student governments. Here's a look back at one particularly ambitious freshman's campaign speech.

Former Writers Who Wish To Remain Anonymous
November 14, 2014

Princeton

All Hail Princetonia

On September 18th, the people of Scotland voted on a referendum to break off from the United Kingdom and become a sovereign nation. The referendum failed, but that’s beside the point. The point is that if Scotland can (almost) become independent, why shouldn’t Princeton University become a nation in its own right, too?

Former Writers Who Wish To Remain Anonymous
November 9, 2014

Princeton

16 Incredibly Impressive People We Wish Were Princeton Students

John von Neumann: Yes, by age 19 he’d already published two papers in mathematics, one of which replaced Cantor’s definition of ordinal numbers. But that was at Pázmány Péter University! Just imagine if he’d had access to the facilities Princeton has to…

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November 6, 2014