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‘Find a Husband’ Princeton Alum is Your Jewish Mother
Saturday, 30 March 2013
by Vivienne Chen
Enough has already been said all over the Internet about the letter to the ‘Prince’ editor that Susan A. Patton ’77 wrote imploring us Princeton women to “find a husband on campus before [we] graduate,” because: “the cornerstone of your future and happiness will be inextricably linked to the man you marry, and you will never
- Published in Alumni
Tagged under:
Alumni, chutzpah, husband hunting, jewish mother, laws of feminism, marriage, Princeton women, shame
INFOGRAPHIC: Interactive Admissions Statistics for the Princeton Class of 2017
Friday, 29 March 2013
by Jean Wang
With a record low admissions rate of 7.29% this year, Princeton welcomes another generation of baby tigers to Nassau Hall. Check out the preliminary stats of the new class of 2017! (All stats from here.) Class of 2017 Acceptance Rate | Create infographics Class of 2017 Applicant Pool | Create infographics Anatomy of the Class
- Published in Princeton in the News
Teach for America Founder Gets Called Out for Princeton Tory Masthead
Tuesday, 12 March 2013
by Vivienne Chen
Lest I forget that my undergraduate writing career may come back to haunt me, Corey Robin ’89 just called out his classmate Wendy Kopp ’89, the founder of nationwide educational program Teach For America, for writing for the conservative Princeton Tory as an undergrad, and allegedly, being a self-proclaimed “corporate tool.” I have no idea what
- Published in Alumni
Tagged under:
Corey Robin, corporate tools, neoliberalism, polemics, Princeton Tory, shade, Teach for America, UPC, Wendy Kopp
Where does your NetID come from?
Tuesday, 05 March 2013
by Oren Fliegelman
Have you ever wondered where your campus netID came from? There are few things on campus that are as ubiquitous as those short strings of letters (and for the unfortunate few, numbers) that make up the e-mails and online identification for all persons associated with the University. Why aren’t netIDs consistent? Who decides this stuff? After
IN PRINT: Insecurities of Princeton University students become photographer’s art
Monday, 04 March 2013
by Ellis Liang
Zhan Okuda-Lim is only a college sophomore, but already he’s spearheaded an education reform campaign in his home state of Nevada and won a position in Princeton University’s student government. But while his classmates may consider him a charismatic student leader, few knew that last spring he contemplated taking his own life — at least
- Published in In Print
Old Nassau: Black History Month Edition
Friday, 01 March 2013
by Bina Peltz
Throwback Thursday! In honor of Black History Month (we still got 1 more hour!) this week’s edition of Old Nassau features some photos and other fun documentation giving us a glimpse into the history of African Americans at Princeton University in the 1960s, the era of racial integration at Princeton. The Office of Admission’s Report
- Published in History