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Publisher’s Letter: The Tory’s Mission at Princeton
Greetings, Tory readers! My name is David Byler, and I am the new Publisher of the PrincetonTory. I am both... -
Review: What is Marriage? by Robert.P. George, Sherif Girgis, and Ryan T. Anderson
Given the recent swirl of events and talk surrounding the issue of “marriage equality,” the recent book, “What is Marriage?:... -
Ten Questions with Profesor Alan Ryan
Professor of Politics Alan Ryan began teaching political theory at Oxford in 1969. Hearrived at Princeton in 1987, but returned... -
The Liberal Arts and a Core Curriculum for Princeton
The liberal arts are no longer in vogue. Then again, few things still are that first got hot in the... -
Red Science, Blue Science, My Science, Your Science
The hopeful intuition that science is uniquely neutral, objective, and ideology- free, while attractive in our political era, utterly fails... -
To Love without Philosophy: Love and Lust in the Bubble
Some grad student in a struggling American Studies department is going to have a field day in thirty years. He’ll be... -
Conservatism in the Days ahead
As this is my final issue as Publisher of the Tory, this letter will be my opportunity to both say... -
Sikhism and the Changing Electoral Demographic
This discussion of the American Sikh population as a voting group is significant as it sheds light on the importance...
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April Issue 2013
Publisher’s Letter: The Tory’s Mission at Princeton
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April Issue 2013
Review: What is Marriage? by Robert.P. George, Sherif Girgis, and Ryan T. Anderson
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April Issue 2013
Ten Questions with Profesor Alan Ryan
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April Issue 2013
The Liberal Arts and a Core Curriculum for Princeton
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Red Science, Blue Science, My Science, Your Science
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To Love without Philosophy: Love and Lust in the Bubble
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February Issue 2013
Conservatism in the Days ahead
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Sikhism and the Changing Electoral Demographic
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February Issue 2013
The Pragmatic Case for Guns
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February Issue 2013
Marriage’s Role in Income Inequality
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February Issue 2013
Pushing Wilson off His Pedestal
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December Issue 2012
Publisher’s Letter: Virtue and Moral Education
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December Issue 2012
Republican Women: Not a Paradox
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December Issue 2012
Rethinking How We Make a Difference
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Modern Television and Political Ideology
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The Tree that Pruned Itself: An Allegory
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December Issue 2012
Humility, Identity
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November Issue 2012
Publisher’s Letter: Problematizing Affirmative Action
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November Issue 2012
Banning Pamphlets? It’s Common Sense
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November Issue 2012
Princeton Should Cut Varsity Athletics
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