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Campus
body reacts to war with mixed emotions
Fear high for loved ones in armed services
By Lara Hendrickson
Staff Reporter
As
President George W. Bush announced the official beginning
of war Wednesday evening, student and faculty reactions were
a mixture of fear and relief regarding U.S. military action.
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FIRE
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Smoke
from an explosion appears over the Iraqi capital of Baghdad
in the first hour of the war led by the United States Thursday.
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SUPPORT
World leaders should take firm stance
COMMENTARY
It
can be argued into the ground whether or not the United States
has entered this war for the right reasons. |
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Team
focused on NCAA despite war
By Drew Irwin
Skiff Staff
Despite
the outbreak of war and heightened security, the women’s
basketball team is not worried about leaving today to play in
the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Storrs, Conn. |
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Despite
conflict, sales steady for NCAA tourney games
By Braden Howell
Staff Reporter
A
war with Iraq and concerns of safety have had little affect
on fans wishing to see the Lady Frogs make their third straight
appearance in the NCAA tournament, Assistant Marketing Director
Jason Booker said. |
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