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	Tuesday, October 2, 2001 Editorial
	Candid Camera Monitoring a cause for concern Food Service workers in the Main, Deco Deli, Edens and Frogbytes have extra pairs of eyes watching them. Last month, Sodexho began installing the first of 38 cameras around cash registers, food areas, kitchens and storage rooms. Rick Flores, Sodexho general manager, said the changes were made in order to monitor slow service areas and determine where problems exist. full story	Airlines are still businesses Unnecessary changes made as a result of the terrorist attacks by Jonathan Sampson Skiff Staff Airlines scrambling to make it.“American Airlines to set up pay-cut program.” “Major changes anticipated in wake of attacks on America.” The headlines scream of trouble within the airline industry, and the way each airline decides to handle the problems will affect whether you fly or drive home this Thanksgiving. full story
	Despite popularity, U.S. should not wage war on an idea Suzanne McKay is columnist for the Daily Mississippian at the University of Mississippi. I have become extremely concerned with this silent war America has declared on terrorism. For some reason unbeknownst to me, Americans are lining up behind Bush, who is proposing we attack terrorism in general. full story	Diversity must keep being forced Megan Moyer is a columnist for the Cavalier Daily at the University of Virginia. Last week, the fourth U.S. District Court of Appeals voted to end busing in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school district in North Carolina. The policy marks a significant step in the integration of school districts nationwide. Unfortunately, it is a step backward. full story

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