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  • Lessons From a Borrowed Home

    Lessons From a Borrowed Home

    Nov 10, 2019

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    by

    Jimin Kang
    in Current Events, Essays

    Reflecting on the protests in Hong Kong.

  • Behind Closed Doors: How Princeton’s Administration Is Turning a Blind Eye to Serious Safety Issues in Its Secret Bar District

    Behind Closed Doors: How Princeton’s Administration Is Turning a Blind Eye to Serious Safety Issues in Its Secret Bar District

    Feb 17, 2019

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    by

    Anna Wolcke
    in The Street

    Investigating Princeton University’s relationship to the eating clubs and the health hazards they pose.

  • Think Outside the Box or Die

    Think Outside the Box or Die

    Dec 1, 2004

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    by

    Kean Tonetti
    in Campus

    The word on the Street is that Princeton academics are as bland as Beast, and Dean Malkiel is a woman on a mission to institute some major diversity.

  • Edison by Train Window

    Edison by Train Window

    Oct 8, 2017

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    by

    Zach Cohen
    in Poetry

    “Bread lying open face on the lightly dented plastic, white table, the one you  always see at bake sales.”

  • Modern Love

    Modern Love

    Feb 29, 2012

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    by

    Joel Newberger
    in Poetry

    I am an eggo (waffle).

  • Rugby for Dummies

    Rugby for Dummies

    May 23, 2012

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    by

    Shayla Reid
    in Sports

    One writer’s crash course in that most hardy sport.

  • APIDA Creator List

    APIDA Creator List

    Apr 19, 2021

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    by

    nassauweekly
    in Uncategorized

    Academic Texts Mae M. Ngai | Impossible Subjects: Illegal Aliens and the Making of Modern America Gale E. Yee | “She Stood in Tears Among the Alien Corn”: Ruth, the Perpetual Foreigner and Model Minority   Journalism Jiayang Fan | How My Mother and I Became Chinese Propaganda | Chronicles of a Bubble-Tea Addict Anne…

  • Slam Dunk

    Slam Dunk

    Nov 14, 2013

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    by

    Kat Kulke
    in Arts, Campus

    Lily Gellman, a freshman, is one of fifty students who auditioned for Ellipses, Princeton’s slam poetry team, this fall. Gellman, who became involved in spoken word during her senior year of high school, hoped to continue to hone her passion for spoken word at Princeton and was excited to discover a slam team on campus.

  • Rebuilding

    Rebuilding

    Apr 10, 2016

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    by

    Emily Knott
    in Current Events, Essays

    After the flood, a reflection on a healing state.

  • This Just In From Egypt

    This Just In From Egypt

    Oct 4, 2006

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    by

    Colin Pfeiffer
    in Campus

    But, with the surge in oil prices and the resultant focus on the Middle East, Cairo and Egypt (along with pre-bombed Beirut) became virtual Meccas of Western culture. And, of course, with the Gucci and the McDonald’s came the fitness clubs. Appearing like empty candy wrappers after a night of THC-induced debauchery, these clubs came…

  • “When I come down off this mountain”: concealment in popular queer film

    “When I come down off this mountain”: concealment in popular queer film

    Sep 27, 2025

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    by

    Roya Reese
    in Essays

    As Roya Reese treks through layers of concealment, the Nassau Weekly is with her every step of the way.

  • Life Imitates Art…Imitates Life

    Life Imitates Art…Imitates Life

    Nov 29, 2006

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    by

    Amelia Salyers Salyers
    in Culture

    Acting is the art of seeming, not being,” Carl Stone Jr. intones self-importantly to the wide-eyed ingénue Elfie Fay, the on (and off) stage Ophelia to his Hamlet. In cynically giving her the cold hard facts about the “world’s second oldest profession,” i.e. acting, he tells her that if he were to play the part…

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