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The Lonely Conservative

Evan Baehr feels oppressed. This alleged marginalization has nothing to do with race; he’s white.

by Eleanor Barkhorn on October 13, 2004March 17, 2013

The English Major and the Policy Speech: An Encounter

The morning of the Colin Powell lecture, I stood in line outside of Richardson Auditorium with my friend Beth. Beth takes Arabic. Last summer, she worked for a senator in Washington. She just applied to Woody Woo. She knows her … Read More

by Eleanor Barkhorn on February 25, 2004March 17, 2013

A letter to my TI lover

Dear Guy from TI the other night, aka Mike, aka My Love, My Love, My Love,

What the hell happened? I’m so pissed at you that I can’t even talk to you about it face-to-face. Also, I can’t find you, which makes it harder to talk to you face-to-face. Isn’t this weird? I’m pissed at you, but I still love you. Look at that. So I’ve resorted to writing this letter in the hopes that you’re the one guy who goes to TI who also reads the Nass.

by Sabrina Berkowitz on November 20, 2008March 17, 2013

The First Days of Nassau Weekly

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

by Richard Brody ‘80 on April 14, 2019April 14, 2019

Bush’s New Environmentalism

Environmental science is a real buzz-kill. I never expected it to be all bird calls and daisies, or pictures of ponies, but in my high school class, we regularly sat through hour-long lectures that kicked off with informed statistics about … Read More

by Lisa Kelley on October 19, 2005March 17, 2013

You Look Healthy: The Veiled and Wounding Culture of Body Shame in Urban South Asia

How cultural ideals of thin, fair, and lovely are wounding South Asian women.

by Yaashree Himatsingka on November 11, 2023

Something Different

Bear is late to his Standard Evening Meetup with Rabbit, a Samovar, and the Stars

by Sofiia Shapovalova on March 1, 2024March 1, 2024

Breakfast-time

At dawn she sneaks blood oranges From the grange- Land, and the seeded pulp and the climbing (where the farmers’ fence is Rough) have painted orange- Red her picking arm. For several Mornings now I’ve seen her range Her pickings … Read More

by Anonymous on May 11, 2006February 26, 2014

Another Lonely Day

Wonderland Salvage is the first Intime production I’ve seen that boasts a “This show may not be appropriate for children under 16” sign by the box-office. As I discovered, this warning is not without reason. The show is dark and … Read More

by Cailey Hall on December 7, 2005March 17, 2013

The Specter of Foodalism

There is one thing that sets Princeton University apart from all the other institutions I have spent time at. It is the irrational tendency on the part of my fellow students to go where the food is.

by Marek Hlavac on September 21, 2005March 17, 2013

Girl Gone Wild

What deranged group of people would spend its entire vacation taking a course where the requirements include standing in or near a below-freezing creek for hours, and later learning about ailments that range from entopic pregnancies to patella dislocations to … Read More

by Katie Zaeh on February 7, 2007March 17, 2013

The Other Woman is left in the cold

“Never dipped one toe into water, but sipped juice on a hilltop.”

by Somi Jun on March 5, 2017July 21, 2017


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