I've found the answer, it is simply print
print("sweetnesss");
I usually use scripts when interacting with the shell, so I wrote a basic Logging object that I "load(script)" into the shell, and then use the Logging object to call logging levels (debug,info,warn,error). The Logger object does use 'print' and 'printjson' at it's core. Also, it contains a basic sprintf, padding, record formatting, etc. If you are going to be doing any signifigant amount of script work with mongodb, I recommend this route. Debugging mongodb scripts feels like being back at intro to programming and debugging with print statements. Configurable logging makes this a little better, but I really miss being able to step through the code.
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