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Princeton Tax Debate

Princeton University paid more than $10 million last year to its New Jersey community. Municipal officials and residents say the college should do more.

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Keep the EPA Strong on Emissions

Congress should vote no on Senator Lisa Murkowski's (R-Alaska) resolution of disapproval (S.J. Res 26), which would limit the EPA's authority to regulate carbon emissions from businesses. Pro or con?

 

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IN YOUR FACE: Many iPhone Apps are Junk

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Reader Geoff writes:

The reason people pay money for the Guardian iPhone App is not the technology, it's the content

Read the story: Are Mobile Apps Creating a 3.5-inch Web

 

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Charlie Rose Talks to …

Tim Westergren is founder of Pandora, an Internet radio station and recommendation engine with 54 million users. Plug in a song title, and you'll hear others with the same DNA