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Tuesday,
October 23, 2001 Editorial |
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Inclusive Like
a majority of students on campus, we worry about upcoming papers
and tests as though they were the most important issues surrounding
our lives. |
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Homecoming
events driven by school spirit It is late October
and a certain atmosphere settled on campus recently. A chill was
in the air, football (once again) became religion and TCU alumni
returned to the glories of their undergraduate days. |
Quality
of education, not This semester,
too much attention has been given to campus renovations. In 10 buildings
over the summer, $6 million was spent to improve lighting systems,
carpeting, desks and chairs. Audio and visual equipment was also
added to the rooms. |
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Blind
faith may destroy the nation If a nation
expects to be ignorant and free ... it expects what never was and
never will be.” — Thomas Jefferson |
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