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DOMESTIC
Too Much Arguing About Abortions
Jordan Blashek
Jordan contemplates the future of abortion in the country as debate on the South
Dakota law banning abortion heightens.
INTERNATIONAL
The French Model of Integration: Is it "Out of Breath?
Aurélie Castel
Castel provides a comprehensive summary of political and public reactions to the recent civil unrest in France and asks whether they necessitate a new model of integration.
Lessons Learned in Zambia: Dispelling Myths about
Multiculturalism (as embodied by Princeton's "International Day")
Ted Gudmundsen
Providing insights from his experience in Africa, Gudmundsen discusses why
stereotypical depictions of international cultures can shortchange the
multifaceted dimensions of other ethnicities.
Give Walmart Some More Credit
Ted Gudmundsen
Are we taking Walmart for granted? Gudmundsen suggests that after considering
the difficulties of working in another country, we should perhaps show more
appreciation for corporate America.
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GENOCIDE
Remembering Darfur
Scott Moore
Moore offers a poignant tribute mourning the loss of human life to genocide,
reminding people that horrors overseas can still strike close to the heart.
CAMPUS
Weighing the
Pros and Cons of Going Independent
Myra Liu
As a resident in Spelman Hall (what some people refer to as the
“Fishbowl”
on campus), Liu considers both the advantages and drawbacks of living an
independent life at Princeton University.
READER RESPONSE
One Long
Assertion: A Review of Powell's Article on Intelligent Design "Theory"
Tim Nunan
Nunan dissects and counters statements made by Weston Powell's "The
Unobservable"
in the December 2005 issue
and challenges the
relationship between religion and science. Nunan also critiques The Soapbox
editing process.
Editor's Note: The Soapbox seeks to be the
voice of all opinions on campus and act as a forum for people to discuss their
ideas, concerns, agreements and disagreements. As a publication, we are unbiased
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