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Inclusion

After reading the ?Prince? for a couple of years, there are always a handful of topics that repeat themselves.

OPINION | 05/05/2013

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Editorial: On P/D/Fing COS 126

Due to the intense popularity of its introductory computer science courses, including COS 126: General Computer Science, COS 217: Introduction to Programming Systems and COS 226: Algorithms and Data Structures, the Department of Computer Science has recently decided to remove the pass/D/fail option.

OPINION | 05/02/2013

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Letter to the Editor: May 1, 2013

Regarding ?History and English remain largest humanities departments, foreign languages the smallest? (Thursday, April 25, 2013)The members of the classics department were surprised by the article on the choices of the 269 members of the Class of 2015 who declared concentrations in the humanities.

OPINION | 04/30/2013

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Fully habituated

My state of habituation does not concern forced allegiance to the majority culture or denial of my race; rather, it is a journey of cultural understanding as I travel through life.Oftentimes, we minorities exclude ourselves, self-segregate and try and gain pity over our inability to integrate with other social groups.

OPINION | 04/29/2013

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I miss eye contact

Of all the things I miss of home, eye contact with passersby is one of the biggest things. Despite what my Facebook profile says, I?m not from New Orleans ? I?m actually from a tiny town right outside of it.

OPINION | 04/28/2013

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Editorial: Gun violence

In the wake of the recent acts of terror in Boston and the vote on gun control in Congress, the Board feels that it is important to discuss the University?s policy of not arming Public Safety officers.

OPINION | 04/28/2013

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Bothering the President

A university president?s life is not a happy one. True, it comes with a high salary, a splendid residence and even a really good cook ? the latter, perhaps, more of a rarity in Princeton than the other advantages.

OPINION | 04/28/2013

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54-46

There?s a tendency to focus on the different, the obvious, the engrossing. The slow burn of small arms violence in American cities fades into the background after we hear about it enough times.

OPINION | 04/25/2013