Annmarie Mercieri, a Rider student studying abroad, poses by the Ponte Vecchio in Florence, Italy. This bridge has been destroyed once by a flood only to later be rebuilt. It is still a hot spot.
Editorial:
New server offers hope for Webmail
Life could not be better when technology works like it’s supposed to. Sure, on occasion these tools are allowed a hick up or sniffle causing glitches or even a malfunction. However, it seems the slow Internet connection speed on campus and trouble accessing Webmail has grown to be more than a simple nuisance. It is even worse on the Princeton campus, where many classrooms are not even hooked up to the Internet. The Office of Information ... MORE
A World Observer:
Life in Italy spurs lasting memories
European life is something I feel I have grown very accustomed to, and after living in Italy since August I am realizing that the difficulty was never in adjusting to a new... MORE
Letter to the Editor:
Yearbook article divides campuses
To whomever may be reading this, my name is Benjamin Bouton and I am the President of the Class of 2008 on the Princeton Campus. I suppose the best thing to do is to cut to...MORE
Think About It:
Catering to ‘millennials’ is bad idea
Back in the day, the life of a school-aged child had a fairly simple plot. There was playtime and school-time; a time for fun and a time for work. During school, the teachers ran...MORE
Letter to the Editor:
‘R’ stands for reserved
The bright orange stickers marked with a “Z” can be seen from rows away. However, it seems that Public Safety has been spending all of its time stalking the 15-minute parking spaces in front of Gee Hall instead of bothering to take an occasional stroll through Resident Lot...MORE
