Columns

Drilling it in

Drilling it in

Aaron Applbaum

Regulation might never be able to remove the risk from the dangerous enterprise of offshore drilling. The only path to true energy independence and greater national security is to decrease American energy consumption and to invest in homegrown renewable energy.

OPINION | 10/09/2011

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The Princeton pressure

The Princeton pressure

Brandon Davis

While some assume that we are supposed to come to campus with spectacular resumes, we must remember that truly extraordinary accomplishments almost always come well after college is over. The point is not to have accomplished great things before coming in, but to use Princeton’s resources to maximize our own potential after we graduate.

OPINION | 09/26/2011

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A new interface for community health work

A new interface for community health work

Guest Contributor

I learned the importance of teaching locals the tools to help themselves in the long term, but of also working with them to make sure what we wanted to implement was rooted in pragmatism and actual needs on the ground.

OPINION | 09/26/2011

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The need for better dialogue

The need for better dialogue

Monica Greco

All sides of an argument must be voiced to have a productive dialogue. Islam should be discussed and understood. Furthermore, concerns about religious fanaticism should be addressed.

OPINION | 09/26/2011

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Discussing the death penalty

Discussing the death penalty

Aaron Applbaum

I am forced to conclude that the death penalty can be a tool that serves to bring justice and safety into the world, but it must be used with judiciousness and under extraordinarily intense scrutiny.

OPINION | 09/25/2011

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My two Ferdinands

My two Ferdinands

Joshua Katz

There are two Ferdinands in my life. The first, a nearly lifelong acquaintance, is a bull. Born 75 years ago, right before the start of the Spanish Civil War, “el toro feroz Ferdinando” was one of my favorite characters when I was a child.

OPINION | 09/25/2011

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Football: Defense not to blame

Football: Defense not to blame

Kevin Whitaker

There is plenty of fault to be had in the football team’s 10th consecutive defeat, the culmination of a full season’s worth of losses. But the defense should rank low on that list, after it was placed in an unwinnable position by a series of failures from the other units on Saturday night. In fact, the Tigers would have allowed more than the nine points they scored even if the defense had never conceded a single yard.

SPORTS | 09/25/2011

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