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This board writes frequently about grade deflation, from the USG's approach to the issue to the transparency of the policy.
Lanney a 10 wins Marshall Scholarship
Wilson School major Jess Lanney '10 has been named a 2010 Marshall Scholar. Lanney, who is pursuing a certificate in urban studies, said she will use the scholarship to complete two one-year master's programs at the London School of Economics: one in social policy and planning and another in urban and regional planning.
The Daily Princetonian, 2008-05-16
Orange with a touch of crimson
The two mugs sit side by side in the kitchen cabinet. One is adorned with "Princeton University," followed by the signature orange and black crest.
The Daily Princetonian, 2008-05-16
Active in the nation's service
Associate news editor Reilly Kiernan and staff writer Ameena Schelling discuss the article "Active in the nation's service." © Spencer Reynolds Alumni veteran Spencer Reynolds a 92 stands outside a Joint Security Station in Sab al Bor, Iraq earlier this year.
Princeton's Nude Olympics may be long gone, but students at some of our fellow Ivies are stilling having fun without clothes.
The Daily Princetonian, 2008-05-16
What are we gonna do with our lives?
When I got my acceptance letter from Princeton on April 3, 2006, I thought my life was made.
At SpeakOut event, students urged to take sexual assault seriously
The University and its members don't adequately recognize the seriousness of sexual crimes, Princeton students and victims of recent sexual assaults told a crowd of roughly 25 students gathered outside 1879 Arch on Friday evening.
Man Frying Turkey Starts Apartment Fire
Five Western Kentucky families are without a place to live after a fire which investigators say was sparked by something that many people do every Thanksgiving.
Buy your stamps now - if you want to save later
"It will only cost you the price of a stamp." Canadians have heard those words since the Pony Express made its dA©but in North America.
The Daily Princetonian, 2008-05-16
Barmeier '10 wins Rhodes Scholarship
Henry Barmeier '10, a Wilson School major earning certificates in environmental studies and Spanish, is the University's sole recipient of a 2010 Rhodes Scholarship, joining 31 other students from across the country.
Admins: Data suggests law, medical school admissions unaffected by deflation
Princeton graduates continue to be successful in gaining admission to the most selective law schools and medical schools, despite the University's grading policy, administrators said at the Monday meeting of the Council of the Princeton University Community .
The Daily Princetonian, 2008-05-16
Princeton in Africa opens to other schoolsa alumni
The Princeton in Africa Program has begun accepting applications from students from any nonprofit college or university in the United States, breaking with its established precedent of only taking Princeton alumni.
FML. Those 3 letters have quickly worked their way into our daily vocabularies after the birth of fmylife.com. If you're not aware of the site, all I can say is treat yourself to an FML, get out more .
After such a fine article on the death penalty in Kentucky in last Sunday's paper, why was the execution of John Allen Muhammad mentioned in Wednesday's paper without saying how he was put to death? Also, how can they do in seven years what Kentucky can't do in 29? BRIAN HATLER Princeton, Ky.
Living a good life - without God
Frankly, I find Christianity as implausible as many Christians would find Hinduism, Muslims paganism, Buddhists Judaism, etc.
Months of story submissions by residents more than willing to brag about a town they love have put Princeton deep in the race towards a Gamestown 2010 victory.
You've probably seen us wandering around campus - speaking in accents straight out of "Romeo and Juliet," looking terribly confused whenever someone mentions health insurance or distribution requirements, and spelling "color" and "labor" as "colour" and "labour". The Oxford-Princeton Exchange is once again bringing us Brits to America for a year or ...
Last week, columnist Brandon McGinley told us that Princeton should do more to prepare its students for marriage and family life.
H1N1 Contributed To Teen's Death
Family and friends of 13-year-old Gabrielle "Gabby" Wilson continue to grieve. The Caldwell County Middle School student died September 23 at Crittenden County Hospital.
Pennyrile State Forest Trails Partially Reopened
Hopkins County, KY Even though the winter ice storm of 2009 devastated the trails in the Pennyrile Forest State Park, extensive cleanup efforts throughout the summer have allowed trails to re-open for hikers, mountain bike and horseback riders.
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