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	Tuesday, September 11, 2001 Editorial
	Cheers & Jeers A brief review of campus issues Cheers to the TCU Football team for bringing home the Iron Skillet for the third consecutive year. No amount of silly grass seed can dull the sweet thrill of victory. Jeers to the rowdy fans on both sides at Saturday’s game who resorted to physical violence. Rivalries are meant to be in good spirit. Vulgarities and punches are not acceptable. full story	Be a rebel, think for yourself, avoid labels by John Araujo Skiff Staff Recently I was asked which way my political leanings go. I’m not particularly fond of this question, because I can’t give a straight response like “liberal” or “conservative.” Heck, I can’t even give “moderate” as a response, and you’ll see why in a moment. full story
	Abusive stepfather doesn’t deserve to ‘pass go’ again Monopoly game not grounds for violence by Jordan Blum Skiff Staff The average board game player typically thinks of the Monopoly man as a nice uncle who bears a striking resemblance to the Pringles man. full story
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