As a prospective student next year of the Hindu faith, I believe that when the need for a vegetarian co-op is so great given the diversity and needs of Princeton's student population, the requisite tasks must be undertaken to ensure those needs of vegetarian students are met.
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Becky Cary
12 years ago
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As a former member of 2D (class of '01), belonging to a co-op was essential in keeping my expenses low and my dining options affordable. Co-op membership should be available to as many students as possible
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Charles Titus
12 years ago
more eating options are vital on this campus for those who do not wish to join eating clubs, or just like cooking!
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Nicholas Bellinson
12 years ago
Co-ops provide sorely needed alternatives to the current town and gown dining options.
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Evangelie Zachos
12 years ago
Co-ops remain one of the best ways for students to meaningfully experience Princeton's diversity, and their number should absolutely increase.
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Jarron McAllister
12 years ago
veggies are tasty
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Abigail Kelly
12 years ago
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Princeton needs more coops, and adding another residential coop would be an important step in diversifying the spaces available for upperclassmen to eat and socialize healthily, inexpensively, and in a non-exclusive environment.
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Alan Chang
12 years ago
2D is a significant part of my my life at Princeton.
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Robert Bedell
12 years ago
¡Viva el vegeterianismo!
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Bryan Pannill
12 years ago
This will be another strong step to fostering alternative and vibrant communities on Princeton's campus.
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Roxanne Rothenberg '12
12 years ago
A new coop is urgently needed to address the dining needs of students on campus.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
We need more options! I would love to join this.
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Lily Gellman
12 years ago
This will serve as a wonderful addition to campus, as a healthy, community-building, and less expensive alternative to eating club culture.
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Kathy '11
12 years ago
Co-ops are great for students!
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Kathleen Ryan
12 years ago
environmentally/heath-oriented people should have a place on campus to come together, eat great food, and be a family!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Co-ops FTW
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Emily Rutherford
12 years ago
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Being a member of a co-op was one of the key formative experiences of my time at Princeton. It gave me a warm community of supportive friends and taught me how to live more independently. I hope that everyone in Princeton who wishes to is able to have this opportunity.
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DJ
12 years ago
coops are great - more he merrier!
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emily kraeck
12 years ago
this would be a great addition to the campus community!
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Abby Klionsky
12 years ago
I obviously support the University in expanding the feasible dining options for students; I would like to push students to take this initiative on their own, however. Other schools across the country have taken the co-op model and run with it, gathering groups of students to rent houses off campus and simply live and cook together. There's no reason why Princeton students couldn't or shouldn't do the same--and that gets rid of all the bureaucracy that asking for a University kitchen entails.
As a prospective student next year of the Hindu faith, I believe that when the need for a vegetarian co-op is so great given the diversity and needs of Princeton's student population, the requisite tasks must be undertaken to ensure those needs of vegetarian students are met.
As a former member of 2D (class of '01), belonging to a co-op was essential in keeping my expenses low and my dining options affordable. Co-op membership should be available to as many students as possible
more eating options are vital on this campus for those who do not wish to join eating clubs, or just like cooking!
Co-ops provide sorely needed alternatives to the current town and gown dining options.
Co-ops remain one of the best ways for students to meaningfully experience Princeton's diversity, and their number should absolutely increase.
veggies are tasty
Princeton needs more coops, and adding another residential coop would be an important step in diversifying the spaces available for upperclassmen to eat and socialize healthily, inexpensively, and in a non-exclusive environment.
2D is a significant part of my my life at Princeton.
¡Viva el vegeterianismo!
This will be another strong step to fostering alternative and vibrant communities on Princeton's campus.
A new coop is urgently needed to address the dining needs of students on campus.
We need more options! I would love to join this.
This will serve as a wonderful addition to campus, as a healthy, community-building, and less expensive alternative to eating club culture.
Co-ops are great for students!
environmentally/heath-oriented people should have a place on campus to come together, eat great food, and be a family!
Co-ops FTW
Being a member of a co-op was one of the key formative experiences of my time at Princeton. It gave me a warm community of supportive friends and taught me how to live more independently. I hope that everyone in Princeton who wishes to is able to have this opportunity.
coops are great - more he merrier!
this would be a great addition to the campus community!
I obviously support the University in expanding the feasible dining options for students; I would like to push students to take this initiative on their own, however. Other schools across the country have taken the co-op model and run with it, gathering groups of students to rent houses off campus and simply live and cook together. There's no reason why Princeton students couldn't or shouldn't do the same--and that gets rid of all the bureaucracy that asking for a University kitchen entails.