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Course Evaluations: Sucks to Be Physics, Poetry is Life
Wednesday, 20 February 2013
by Jean Wang
While shopping period has already come to an end, it’s still never too early to take a look at the course evaluations from last semester and start planning for the fall (okay, perhaps it’s a bit too early). Luckily, if you were basing your class decisions on our post from last year, not much has
- Published in Academics
Tagged under:
class shopping, course evaluations, east asian studies, humanities, physics, sad science majors, student feedback
Week in Review: Rockets’ Red Glare Edition (July 2- 8)
Tuesday, 10 July 2012
by Giri Nathan
This week: the birth of our nation and the validation of our physics. And a couple things of lesser gravity, too, like this picture of John Nash and Tina Fey chatting on Cannon Green.
- Published in Week in Review
Week in Review: Babies and Gravity Edition (July 5 – July 12)
Tuesday, 13 July 2010
by Giri Nathan
Top of the agenda this past week: a really, really smart person says gravity is an “illusion” and LeBron James’s Princeton grad dad emerges from the mist. Wait, what? First off: we pay our respects to Norman Ryder, a revolutionary Princeton sociologist who passed away at the age of 86. Ryder pioneered the “cohort” approach
- Published in Alumni, Faculty, Sports, Week in Review
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babies, Erik Verlande, fertility, gravity, LeBron James, Leicester Bryce Stovell, Norman Ryder, paternity, physics