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	Wednesday, September 19, 2001 Editorial
	Helping hands TCU pulls together for relief effort Members of the TCU community may not be able to assist in the search for survivors in New York or console the people affected by the attacks in Washington, but Horned Frogs certainly are ready to do whatever it takes to help those who are in need. full story	Click image for a larger view.
	Terrorism isn’t about nations, but humanity Justice not synonymous with retribution; peace must always be primary objective Commentary by Sean Grose I agree with all of you. Innocent lives have been needlessly lost. I have heard and shared our anger, anguish and sympathy, painfully full story	Proposed changes hinder liberties Commentary by Connor Doyle When terrorists attacked this country, they had more in mind than trying to rack up a death toll in the thousands. They wanted the American way of life to perish as well. full story
	America blends socialism, capitalism Commentary by Chris Diggs God bless this country in our time of peril. “No politico-economic system in history has ever proved its value so eloquently or has benefited mankind so greatly as capitalism — and none has every been attacked so savagely, viciously and blindly. The flood of misinformation, misrepresentations, distortion and outright falsehood about capitalism is such that young people today have no idea (and virtually no way of discovering an idea) of its actual nature,” said Ayn Rand, the forerunner of capitalist doctrines in the last 30 years. full story
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