` :As a member of the Daily Princetonian, I'll confirm Pmbma's assessment that we are independent of the university, and the editorial department basically has the freedom to write what they want (within reasonable bounds). I think this is less a question of WP:RS (the claim in the article is correct – the author obviously wrote that rhetorical question), but rather whether this really constitutes something that should be included in the article. It's one thing to include the opinions of professional film critics and bloggers and quite another thing to include a student opinion piece from a college newspaper. This is a visible result of the controversy the article mentions? Not really. It's a single student taking the time of out his likely very busy schedule (we go to Princeton after all D) to write a piece on a film he had strong opinions on. I don't ever recall a case in which a college opinion piece was considered something that constituted significant reception (for anything past campus-centric affairs). —  '''''' `