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	Tuesday, October 16, 2001 Editorial
	Plan ahead Degree alone might not find a job Carolyn Ulrickson, director of career services, said it might be harder for graduating seniors to find jobs this year, but she is remaining optimistic about the future. Although there might be fewer jobs available than last year, there will be thousands of jobs for graduates of all academic disciplines, Ulrickson reassured this year’s graduates in a letter. full story	Free press limited by corporate heads By Chris Dobson Skiff Staff Do you ever wonder if the North American Free Trade Agreement has delivered on the promises that it would help workers and promote economic growth made by the crafters of the agreement? Welcome to a growing population of people disenfranchised by the mass media. full story
	Patriotism never hurt anyone Zach Calef is a columnist for Iowa State Daily at Iowa State University. God is back in the schools. And to some, that is not American. Since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the nation has felt a boost of patriotism, including references to God in state-sponsored schools. One of the most popular phrases being used is “God Bless America,” and most people are fine with that. full story	Stress relief found in children’s book By Bethany McCormack Opinion Editor Mid-terms have arrived, along with papers to write, reading to finish and numerous other things to stress about. Are you feeling the pressure yet? full story
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