TCU Daily Skiff

Friday, February 22, 2002

Grow up
Students should avoid childish behavior

Our generation has many names.
They range from the slacker generation, to generation Y to the MTV generation and are regarded as an apathetic and uninformed segment of the citizenry that only cares about having a good time.
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Opinions from around the country

If you’re trying to eat as you read this, do yourself a favor: Put either the food or the newspaper down. It's about to get seriously gruesome.
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Technology changes not necessarily a good thing
Commentary by Jenny Specht

It’s not that there’s anything wrong with technology. It’s just that sometimes, the modern way of doing things loses the magic of the old way.
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Bush should practice what he preaches to other countries
Commentary by Chris Dobson

One thing that amazes me about the man selected to serve as the president of our country is his ability to speak harshly of others while not considering his position at home.
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Contradiction in using war to spread democracy
Commentary by Mike Wolff

One of the predominant missions of the United States since it became an imperialist power has been to proliferate democracy.
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