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For the Pacific Railcar Operators, the historic depot at Potlatch has become a cause.

This spring a prominent Republican is reported to have said, “People want to pay higher taxes.” Perhaps so, but the TEA Party protest people are not among that group.

Java security has become an increasingly visible topic this year. Besides being front page news on both Microsoft's and Netscape's Web pages, technologies are becoming available as add-ons to increase the security of the Java environment.

A lawyer e-mails that in my story today on Michelle Obama and Sonia Sotomayor at Princeton, I missed another parallel: Nice piece on Sotomayor, Michele Obama and Princeton - but the parallel you missed is Sam Alitio - who testifed at his confirmation hearings about how he felt when he came to Princeton and thought himself an outsider from the rich ...

College: Princeton University; will either double major or double minor with major either: Economics, English and Political Science.

I think it's a little late to start giving advice. Our graduates should have been receiving advice all along the way and building on the advice they've been given.

Penguins, icebergs, mammals, scenery, birds, whaling artifact and people photographs made by Richard Naskali during his two cruises to Antarctica in 2008 will be featured in his free Power Point presentation Saturday, May 16 at the Princeton Community Center.

And whose is the winning coffee cup? It may not be what you expected... I'll give you a clue: The cup above may be adorably tiny, but it's certainly not Small.

When Josh Rodman '09 joined Tiger Inn in the middle of his sophomore year, he didn't expect to drop the club a year later to keep kosher.

Pilar Kastro-Kiltz a 10 and Jeff Kuperman a 12 perform in diSiaca s spring show.

This Easter, newspapers across the nation filled their pages with the story of the harrowing rescue of Capt.

Marge Andersons daughter Shirley and her husband from Kennewick helped celebrate an early birthday this weekend.

Cuyler Hall, the memorial to Cornelius C. Cuyler '79 dedicated in 1912, hasn't been renovated.

Are you comfortable looking in the mirror? When you do, what do you see? Is it a friend? Or someone you don't like very much, maybe even someone you are ashamed of? If your answer was self-critical, ask yourself why.

I wasn't too surprised when many readers responded enthusiastically to my previous column about victory gardens, the home-gardening movement that took hold in America during World War II for both patriotic and practical reasons.

Something seems wrong with the way elite U.S. universities finance themselves. The problem: They're addicted to multibillion-dollar endowments.

From the discussion in comments on the recent Prince story on how the growth rate of Princeton applications has slowed compared to Harvard and Yale , to discussions like these on College Confidential, the ...

Executives at Bennett Lumber Products Inc. say they intend to shut down the night shift at its mill in Princeton, a move that forces the lay off of 35 employees.

We might have passed each other in Meyerson hall. You were the one leaving the 500 person lecture on Psych, Econ or whatever it was 101.

Merry Christmas to all of you! What a wonderful time of the year. "...for today in the city of David there has been born for you a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.