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The Issue with the “Trust the Science” Campaign | OPINION

/March 22, 2021

Adams Argues that There is a Danger in Politicizing Science. (Photo Credit: avocatl.com)    The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone.   There is nothing wrong with using science to craft policy. Everyone should encourage decisions based on science and evidence as they procure better societal outcomes and increase bipartisanship. However, many […]

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Israel’s COVID Response | OPINION

/March 22, 2021

Stone Contrasts Israel’s Pandemic Response with Our Own. (Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons)    The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone.   Our nation, along with the rest of the industrialized world, is at a crossroads—and the fate of our citizenry hangs in the balance. March 2021 marks the first anniversary […]

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On the Unreasonableness of Princeton’s Coronavirus Restrictions | OPINION

/March 22, 2021

Wilson Criticizes Nassau Hall’s Coronavirus Restrictions. (Photo Credit: Wikipedia)    The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone.   The 2,887 Princeton students who returned to campus this semester—including hundreds of freshmen such as myself, who have still yet to experience normal campus life—have faced a harsh new reality as they […]

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Clio’s Statement on Attempts to Revoke Senator Ted Cruz’s JMA | Statement

/January 25, 2021

(Photo Credit: whigclioblog.princeton.edu)    The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone.   The Cliosophic Party of the American Whig-Cliosophic Society Official Statement on Attempts to Revoke Senator Ted Cruz’s JMA   In the aftermath of the riots at the Capitol Building on January 6th, there have been calls from students […]

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A Defense of the Truth: Whig Clio Constrained Conservative Speech

/January 22, 2021

(Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons)    The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone.   Editor’s Note: This piece was originally submitted to The Daily Princetonian for publication on January 10, 2021. After significant delays in the editorial process, it was withdrawn from consideration by the author and published in The Princeton […]

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POCC’s Statement on Tech Companies’ Attacks on Parler | STATEMENT

/January 22, 2021

(Photo Credit: Yahoo News)    The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone.   POCC affirms its stance as an apolitical organization. We call no shots between political parties, and have members with a great assortment of political affiliations, religions, gender-identities, races, and socio-economic statuses. We will not comment on the […]

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Doing Right Regardless of Others’ Wrongs: Impeachment Perspectives

/January 18, 2021

Wade Argues that Republicans Damage the Conservative Cause by Rejecting Joe Biden as President (Photo Credit: Chip Somodevilla)    The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone.   During the January 12th impeachment hearing, a little-known Republican Congressman named Dan Newhouse (WA-04) rose to a podium in the House of Representatives […]

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It’s Time for Communal Accountability | OPINION

/December 29, 2020

It is unhelpful to completely tear down “the system,” Adams argues. (Photo Credit: Pixbay)   The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone.   In 2020, it is bold for me to contend that the majority of White Americans are not racist and that the majority of Black Americans are not […]

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Characterizing Race by Votes | OPINION

/December 22, 2020

Rep. Michelle Steel, pictured, is representative of a broader rightward shift among American ethnic minorities (Photo Credit: Wikimedia)   The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone.   News of a Biden victory has overwhelmed the airwaves, saturating television chyrons, and appeared across my social media feed. Defeat looks all but […]

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History and Potential of the Protest Vote | ESSAY

/November 5, 2020

Ross Perot 1992 run for president spoiled George HW Bush’s reelection. Photo Credit: AP The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. The spirit of protest is natural to the American ethos. When unleashed, it has reaped catastrophic harm and emboldened the government to further intervene in our lives. When employed […]

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Vote for Trump | OPINION

/November 2, 2020

Photo Credit: Flickr // The White House   The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone.   For decades, party lines have divided our nation, and, unfortunately, things don’t seem to be getting any better. As a woman who holds conservative values, I have faced a multitude of attacks from strangers. […]

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Pressuring Voters Hurts Democracy | OPINION

/November 1, 2020

The University has initiated a widespread effort to reach 100% voter participation. Efforts like these could be misguided. Photo Credit: Princeton University   The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone.   In late September, I received a package I had ordered from Glossier, a popular cosmetic and skincare magazine with […]

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