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Lillian Paterson

Academic receivership is a university process, not a government decision

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Academic receivership is a university process, not a government decision

Lillian Paterson
| OPINION | 2 days ago

The federal government is attempting to take control of private academic institutions. In principle, this feels much more akin to nationalization, or condemnation –– terms that refer to government repossession of private enterprise.

The federal government is attempting to take control of private academic institutions. In principle, this feels much more akin to nationalization, or condemnation –– terms that refer to government repossession of private enterprise.

Reactions: What advice do you have for the Class of 2029?

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Reactions: What advice do you have for the Class of 2029?

Lily Halbert-Alexander, Jorge Reyes, Ava Johnson, and Lillian Paterson
| OPINION | April 9

Our Opinion writers reflect on their own Princeton experience, considering what they would have done differently and offering advice for incoming Princetonians. 

Our Opinion writers reflect on their own Princeton experience, considering what they would have done differently and offering advice for incoming Princetonians. 

Princetonians learned some lies about unions last semester, and it’s partly PGSU’s fault

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Princetonians learned some lies about unions last semester, and it’s partly PGSU’s fault

Lillian Paterson
| OPINION | December 16

“It is critically important that after this anti-UE campaign, Princeton students learn about one of the most important steps in a union’s collective bargaining, which comes before students start paying dues: the democratic process.”

“It is critically important that after this anti-UE campaign, Princeton students learn about one of the most important steps in a union’s collective bargaining, which comes before students start paying dues: the democratic process.”

Princeton, regulate your regulations

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Princeton, regulate your regulations

Lillian Paterson
| OPINION | November 10

In order to establish clear regulations on protest and expression, Princeton should codify all three aspects of the Constitution’s three prong test for permissible speech directly into Rights, Rules, Responsibilities.

In order to establish clear regulations on protest and expression, Princeton should codify all three aspects of the Constitution’s three prong test for permissible speech directly into Rights, Rules, Responsibilities.

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