Santhosh Nadarajah /March 18, 2022
Image courtesy of the South China Morning Post The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. In 1944, during WWII, Allied nations met at the Bretton Woods Resort in snowy New Hampshire to discuss how to revamp the global financial system once Nazi Germany was inevitably defeated. The International […]
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Alexandra Orbuch /February 4, 2022
Image courtesy of Wikipedia The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. In October 2021, 198 Princeton professors signed a letter denouncing the Department of Justice’s China Initiative. Created during the Trump administration, the initiative was directed towards “identifying and prosecuting those engaged in trade secret theft, hacking, and […]
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Adam Hoffman /January 26, 2022
Image courtesy of Rnla.com The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. Dear Tories, As Princetonians, we are of the university. The language of theory and high-flown academic parlance ought to be native to us. Yet, I challenge critical race theory or CRT. What does it mean, as […]
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Benjamin Woodard /January 9, 2022
Image courtesy of Flickr.com The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. Critical race theory (CRT)-influenced curriculum and supporting parental concerns about education have become winning issues for the post-Trump GOP—look no further than the Virginia governor’s race. But what should Republicans do about CRT once in office? GOP-dominated […]
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Jared Stone /January 8, 2022
Image courtesy of Los Angeles Times The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. There has become a tendency within modern American political discourse to portray the so-called “culture war” – a pejorative term connoting Republican efforts to push back against the degradation of the American cultural fabric – […]
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Prince Takano /January 7, 2022
Image courtesy of the Daily Montanan The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. Critical Race Theory (CRT), which makes race the prism through which one analyzes every aspect of American life, has become increasingly pervasive in American culture, especially in academic curriculum. The core tenet of CRT maintains […]
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Alexandra Orbuch and Danielle Shapiro /January 6, 2022
Image courtesy of Ms. Magazine The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. “I’ll be honest. I’ve only heard the narrative and speculation around it. I don’t quite know what it is,” Ahmad Higazy ‘23 told The Tory when asked to explain Critical Race Theory (CRT). Critical Race Theory […]
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Alexandra Orbuch /January 5, 2022
The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. Critical Race Theory (CRT) promotes the idea that we should reexamine the role of race in American history and the current structures of power. There is no denying that racism has been a pernicious agent throughout human history and painfully remains so to […]
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Reid Zlotky /December 13, 2021
Image courtesy of Flickr The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. Sociologists have documented that Americans are becoming increasingly secular. Many point to American college campuses as evidence of God’s absence in public life. However, I argue that it is not that colleges are irreligious, but that a […]
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Jared Stone /December 11, 2021
Image courtesy of Flickr.com The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. Over this past summer, I was struck by a quote that said that the learning Jew hosts greater potential for personal growth, positive social impact, and religious continuity than the learned Jew. While I hesitate to […]
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Adam Hoffman /December 9, 2021
Image courtesy of Flickr.com The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. Dear Tories, At the Tory and as conservatives, we have a defined epistemological position. We believe that tradition is collected wisdom that has stood the test of time. Though not all of us identify with Edmond […]
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Myles McKnight /December 9, 2021
The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. A reporter at The Daily Princetonian has asked me to comment on matters pertaining to a guest lecture by Abigail Shrier, co-hosted by the Princeton Open Campus Coalition and The Tory. Seeking––as I always have––to engage and not ignore, a response in […]
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