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Opinions from around the country
In
the past three years, The Diamondback (at the University of
Maryland) has scolded students for illegal behavior after
athletic events. Weve supported police and promoted
alternative celebrations.
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Instant
Messenger may be downfall of communication
By Jenny Specht
Skiff Staff
Human
beings, as a race, are lazy.
This characteristic is what makes remote controls and pizza delivery
so popular. While convenience is good in these instances, what is
evolving is a deterioration of communication based on failure to
expend effort.
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Israeli-American
reflects on his identity far from the terrorist war
Commentary by Benjamin Rubin
I
live from day to day, not going anywhere, one day goes and another
comes and nothing changes.
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College
life contributes to obesity, laziness
Commentary
by Samantha Henrichs
We
are creatures of our environments, reacting to the stimuli that
surround us. Now that so much of our time is spent within man-made
environments, we have a unique dilemma. Not only must we make a
multitude of decisions about how we will react to our environment;
we must actually create the environment we will respond to. As students,
we have a great opportunity to play out this basic game.
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