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For a COS Major

I am 1, she is 0, and maybe that’s all there is.

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My Own Private Princeton

During Reading Period of freshman spring, I developed a strange study habit.

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Meccas in the Gulf

In Doha and Dubai we have two vastly different cities. While it is difficult to simply declare one superior and the other inferior, different values are clearly present in the directions these hubs are moving. While Doha’s may seem more thought-out for the long term, Dubai’s stunning present development is a compelling counter-argument.

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Poland Rising

“Why does it happen that our time in Warsaw culminates in this very room, face to face with a novel that seems, much like the Palace of Culture and like the current incarnation of the city of Warsaw, to plant itself resolutely on top of a history that has no monuments, no voice to speak for itself?”

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Weight Watcher

“No matter how good my grades are or how well I do in my after-school clubs, I fight with my body.”

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Theola DeBose ’96 Reflection

“But it was just that, a wanting, and I had never been published.”

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The Cheapening of the Left

In the age of online activism, a writer considers how progressivism has become fashionable.

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Jargon of Inauthenticity

Academia is awash with fifty dollar words that few can buy. Those terms, spoken in a certain style, presented in papers, at conferences, 4:30 lectures, were once music to my ears. Now all I hear is the caustic evasion of … Read More

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Jeremiah Was a Prophet

Jeremiah (“The Weeping Prophet”) is famous for prophesying the destruction of Jerusalem and the exile of the Jews. In the Hebrew Bible, God called to Jeremiah in 626 BC and said that the Jewish people had forsaken him by worshiping false idols. God instructed Jeremiah to proclaim that unless they repented, the Israelites would be pillaged by a foreign nation and exiled from their land as punishment.

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We Are The Walrus

My father and John Lennon.

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One for the Ages – Full Design

This week, the Nass connects to the past, ruminates on the present, and looks toward the future.

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Crossword

10/20 Crossword

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