Responsible snow removalAsha Nag • Jayden ZhengWith the blizzards that have recently swept across the East Coast, many families in Princeton are experiencing the wondrous joys of snow. For students, a snow day usually means sledding, building snowmen, and avoiding...
Seniors deserve a school-sanctioned tripAryan Singla • Asha NagSenior year is one of the most significant times during high school. It’s the year everything starts turning into a “last” — the last first day, the last spirit week, and the last time you sit and learn in the same...
SNAP cuts strain food pantriesAsha NagOn October 1, 2025, the government shut off the lights for 43 days in the longest government shutdown in American history. Although necessary programs including emergency rooms, air traffic control, law enforcement, and...
Ditch the water in your shampooStephanie Liao • Asha NagThese days, it seems that beauty industry consumers prioritize convenience over all else. They look for the product that creates the best results while having to put in the least effort, trading sustainability for ease...
Technology restrictions hinder learningAryan Singla • Asha NagThe start of the new school year has brought many changes to Princeton High School: new teachers, new schedules, new facilities, and — most noticeably — new school-issued MacBooks. On paper, the laptops are a clear...
The price of our memoriesAsha NagAs days get longer and brighter, our thoughts turn to summer time: ice cream after sunsets, afternoons lounging at the pool, and of course, days spent walking across the beach, playing in the sand, and tumbling through...
Lunch is for eating, not cookingAryan Singla • Asha NagThe lunch bell rings at 11:33, and fourth period ends as hundreds of students pour out of classrooms and into the halls of Princeton High School. Some students head to the library, while others head to the guidance...
