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Friday, March 7, 2003
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Quotes we ran that made you think ... or laugh

“I just think this war is about public relations and empire.”
— James Perrin, a sophomore religion major,
on war with Iraq

  “If patriotism carries with it such ethnocentric virtues, I want no part of it.”
— Jeff Brubaker, junior history major
 
“Because voting U.S. citizens believed in him, Bush now willingly sits in the Oval Office confronting life-and-death decisions, and some people still have the gall to protest against him.”
— Shawn Franklin, senior economic and marketing major
“It is tempting to think that the administration is simply ignoring student complaints about parking but this is far from the truth. A glimpse at the Master Plan shows that the school’s leaders are just as concerned with close, abundant parking as students.”
— Josh Deitz, junior political science major
“Many people never give a second thought to what they check on forms. At a young age, most students are told what to check and simply leave it at that. However, as you get older, you start to question everything, including who you really are.”
— Monique Bhimani, copy desk chief
“I asked her if she wanted to go back in and she said yes. I think she’d do anything to get back in there for her last home game.”
— Women’s Head Basketball Coach Jeff Mittie on senior guard Tricia Payne battling back into Sunday’s game against South Florida, despite a knee injury
“It was an opportunity to do a ‘first’ and I was astonished to learn that there was not a chair in Texas history in the world, much less (the University of Texas at Austin) or (Texas) A&M (University).”
— TCU alumna Mary Lowe, on giving a $1.5 million dollar endowment to create the Erma and Ralph Lowe Chair of Texas History
“We want students to know they are here for class. By moving Bid Day, students won’t have any conflicts preventing them from attending the first day of class.”
— Panhellenic adviser Stephanie Williams, on making Bid Day for sororities a day earlier beginning next fall
“The process of rush, especially Bid Day, wasn’t broken so why fix it.”
— Kim Carpenter, vice president of membership for Kappa Alpha Theta
“And anyone who has ever been exposed to television, newspapers, magazines or other people in the last decade knows that McDonald’s is not health food, and that things that are dipped in batter and then deep-fried in oil are generally bad for you.”
— Katherine Ortega, psychology graduate student
“I plan on sitting on my ass all day.”
— Trevor Broomhall, a freshman premajor, on his plans for Spring Break

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