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Tuesday,
September 18, 2001
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Holding
true
Religious understanding now vital
Grasping for
answers to the questions raised by last weeks terrorist attacks,
Americans flooded churches, mosques and temples this weekend for
spiritual guidance and reassurance.
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Isolation
must stop before terrorism will
Commentary by John P. Arajo
Last weeks
terrorist attacks highlighted American insularity to events beyond
our borders. I bring up American separation from events abroad,
because it begins with our insularity at home. I was made aware
of this during a recent meal at the Main.
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Proud
to be part of the press
Media coverage of attacks proved even, insightful,
informative
Commmentary by Ram
Luthra
After the horrific
terrorist attacks on New York City and Washington, President George
W. Bush said, The resolve of our nation is being tested. But
make no mistake well show the world, we will pass the test.
The president and the nation will indeed face a difficult test.
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No
peace without instilling compassion in Afghanistan
Commentary by Meredith B. Osborn
Everywhere you
can see we are preparing for war. We have given blood for the wounded.
We have begun signing up at army recruitment offices. We have declared
the attacks acts of war and Congress has written the president a
$40 billion blank check to fight World War III.
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Letters
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Interracial
dating still problematic
I was captivated
with the section in the TCU Daily Skiff on Friday, Sept. 15, 2001
about interracial dating. I am in an interracial relationship. My
boyfriend is a first generation Iranian. Through the past two years
that we have been dating, we have encountered many obstacles. Both
of us have felt pressures from family, close adults and peers. We
do not get many stares, but some people close to me have commented.
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Battle
for Skillet not real rivalry
I picked up
my first Skiff newspaper in thirty-five years and there was your
wonderful article, "Battle for Iron Skillet not true rivalry.
How true, how true, and let me add these comments.
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