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Abigail Anthony

To student journalists: be editors

/September 21, 2023

Undergraduates of all political orientations are often eager to become student journalists, whether it be an extracurricular hobby or in pursuit of a career. Some students want to contribute to a broader conversation, while others crave the minimally impressive line on a resume. Seeing your name published is inordinately gratifying, despite the gnawing anxiousness that […]

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Former Employee Files Lawsuit Against Princeton University

/August 24, 2022

Image courtesy of Flickr.com   Former Princeton University employee Kate McKinley filed a lawsuit against the University for its failure to accommodate her religious objections to various COVID-19 policies. She claims the University fired her as retaliation for a religious discrimination complaint she filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.   In April 2021, Princeton […]

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pro-life

In Service of Unborn Humans | OPINION

/June 15, 2020

Picture Credit: Monica Elizabeth, WikiMedia   The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone.   A recent Nassau Weekly article, “Access For All: A Reflection on Reproductive Rights at Princeton,” by a member of Princeton Students for Reproductive Justice (PSRJ), explains the club’s proposal to install vending machines that would offer […]

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Holy Waters: An Exploration of Muir’s Theological Conservationism | OPINION

/May 27, 2020

Photo Source: Wikimedia Commons   The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone.   There is immense tension between nature and mankind. It is increasingly difficult to maintain the delicate balance of appreciating the world’s natural wonders and harnessing their power.  In 1908, Congress voted to approve Hetch Hetchy, a dam […]

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