Category: Reflections

Towpath

“Oak trees, no longer mute, lose their even trim and the path invariably assumes a new and rugged imprecision.”

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“Complete Confidence”: A Reflection on Title IX Protests at Princeton

“The protest was born of frustration at the unspeakable natures of both Title IX and the traumas of sexual assault. The protest was chaotic and it was hurt and it was loud.”

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The Car Bomb Story: On Scaring the Rich, “Maria,” and the Near-Impossibility of Nuanced Storytelling

A reflection in three parts.

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Playing Pretend

“The characters in these books demolished the limitations placed on children.”

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Listening In: Book Fight and Auditory Voyeurism

“How wonderful it is to be alive—to know that we are all here, occupying the same moments as everyone else, breathing, blinking, living.”

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Following Up to “Maria”

“I hope that this article will create a space for more conversations about this topic, as I think it is long overdue.”

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An Interview with Nass Co-Founder, Robert Faggen ‘82

Learning about the origins of the Nassau Weekly and how its first writers carved out a new journalistic space on campus in 1979.

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Nassau’s Birth

Considering how the Nass has simultaneously transformed and remained the same.

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The First Days of Nassau Weekly

“It set for me a prime model of the meaning of a labor of love.”

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The Compugraphic EditWriter 7500

“The Nassau Weekly felt like a really grown up thing, probably the first for me.”

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Remarks by the designers of the satiric science fiction comic strip of the Nass in 1979

Don Storm ‘80 and I wrote and drew “Verity,” a satiric science-fiction comic strip for the Weekly, thanks to Bob Faggen ‘82 taking a chance on us. The strip took longer to produce than we anticipated, and we were grateful … Read More

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Early Days of the Nass

“It had admirable staying power, since it it obviously filled a need.”

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