…Connor Diemand-Yauman ’10. This psychology major from Ohio is something of an unusual figure in campus politics. Unlike his more recent predecessors, Diemand-Yauman has held elective office in the USG…
By Chris Goodnow ’14 In 1965, a man named Robert Massie killed Mildred Weiss while robbing her and her husband at their home in San Gabriel, California. While Mr. Massie…
…commercial centers isolated from residential communities. Rather than integrated communities in which transactions occur among friends and acquaintances with common interests and values, modern consumerism splits society into individual consumers…
…commercial centers isolated from residential communities. Rather than integrated communities in which transactions occur among friends and acquaintances with common interests and values, modern consumerism splits society into individual consumers…
…main concern when it comes to Big Tech? Dr. Jérémie Lumbroso, Lecturer in Princeton’s Department of Computer Science, begs to differ. Companies like Facebook have “no incentive” to make customer…
…its 114-page report “after a year and a half of workshops, surveys and examinations of data.” Unfortunately, in spite of such research and time commitment, the committee produced few solutions…
…finally released its 114-page report “after a year and a half of workshops, surveys and examinations of data.” Unfortunately, in spite of such research and time commitment, the committee produced…
…above, even under a model with competition, prices would naturally be higher to compensate students for the opportunity cost of running these businesses, compared to individuals who are not full-time…
…Franco, and (of course) Adolf Hitler. The last hundred years have undeniably been bloody, and it is therefore only natural that our perception of dystopia largely revolves around the evils…
…comprised of students and faculty members, would regularly convene and examine the nature of the companies in which PRINCO invests. They would then make recommendations to the Board of Trustees,…
…laws. The causal path between laws and societal norms runs both ways, and thus the effect of changing laws is unclear. The preservation of traditional civic marriage likely requires a…
…and Community Initiatives (OFBCI). Coordinating among several cabinet departments, the office directed government-non-profit partnerships to improve civil society. Even in the administration’s reform of the welfare state, the victory of…
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