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Princeton Student is Israel’s Sassy Gay Friend
Sunday, 29 April 2012
by Vivienne Chen
In light of the recent tensions between Israel and Iran, some Princeton students have decided that the best thing for Israel isn’t another negotiation or summit, but a sassy gay best friend (girl, please). Whatever your politics may be on the Israel-Palestine / Middle East conflict, you can at least appreciate the exuberant incorporation of
So you thought the hummus debate was over?
Saturday, 04 December 2010
by Miriam Geronimus
Well, think again. The referendum failed in a vote of 1014 to 699, as we reported yesterday. However, Dining Services is still considering offering an alternative to Sabra hummus. “We will continue the conversation with the students and hope to include faculty and staff opinions as well,” Stu Orefice, director of Dining Services, told the
- Published in Princeton in the News
Tagged under:
hummus, Israel, Princeton Committee on Palestine, referendum, Sabra, Stu Orefice, Yoel Bitran
President of Israeli Supreme Court Speaks at Woody Woo
Sunday, 19 April 2009
by Spencer Gaffney
Dorit Beinisch, the equivalent of the Chief Justice on the Israeli Supreme Court, talked about balancing security and human rights in the age of terror. And while the topic was no doubt fascinating, we found ourselves more distracted by some of the differences between the American Supreme Court and the Israeli model. For example: The
- Published in In Print