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	Tuesday, October 9, 2001 Editorial
	Subtle Success Officials must disclose information The question was never really if the United States was going to retaliate for the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, more so when and how the America would ignite the war on terrorism. full story	Click image for a larger view.
	Honor code required to curb cheating Commentary by Jaime Walker Establishing an honor code won’t stop students from cheating. It won’t even stop them from trying. But by outlining the specific consequences students face if they cheat, the policy holds them directly accountable for choices they make in the classroom. full story	Retaliatory attacks justified Commentary by Tyler Vincent The bombings against al-Qaeda and the Taliban Sunday marked the beginning of an offensive—an offensive in which we are fighting an enemy with no geographic boundaries, no capital city and, in some cases, no central location. full story
	Journalists must ditch patriotism in newsroom Commentary by Andrea Hauser I’ve always been taught to be a nice person. In elementary school I went to everyone’s slumber party, even if I didn’t like them very much. My mom said it was the nice thing to do. full story	Letter to the Editor Admissions office fully trained for PeopleSoft The Oct. 3 article about PeopleSoft (“PeopleSoft not people friendly, some university officials say”) did not reflect accurately the experience of the Office of Admissions. full story
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