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Debatable
WTC Flag should not be paraded
The International
Olympic Committee announced the decision Wednesday to allow
the tattered flag from Ground Zero, which was retrieved from
the rubble of the World Trade Center collapse, to be paraded
at tonight’s opening ceremony for the Winter Olympics
in Salt Lake City.
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Opinions
from around the country
John Walker
Lindh left his home, family and teenage innocence behind in
America when he went to follow his newfound faith in Islam,
and later in al Qaeda. The epitome of the rebellious teen,
Walker — actually his parents and his defense team, rather
— now is claiming he needs to be put under the custody
of his family during his trial. Federal Judge W. Curtis Sewell
saw through the fallacies in Walker’s plea to be released
when he denied Walker bail Wednesday without even deliberating.
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Liberal
arts classes important preparation for future endeavors
By Jenny Specht
Skiff Staff
“What the
heck do you do with an English major?”
It’s a question often asked of myself, and, presumably, of
the other fifteen or so of us at TCU.
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Enron
collapse just part of capitalism
By Chris Dobson
Skiff Staff
So why does
it seem like the media is treating the Enron collapse as a business
failure when really this is merely a part of the ebb and flow of
capitalism?
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Elected
deserve pay increase
Ben Fischer is a columnist
for the Daily Kent Stater at Kent State University.
Where’d
all the good politicians go?
They’re probably in a boardroom somewhere. Or maybe in court,
arguing a high-profile case.
Wherever they are, they certainly aren’t running for office.
All the good ones were nowhere near the 2000 presidential election
— all we could scrounge up were Al Gore and George W. Bush.
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