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October 24, 2001 Editorial |
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Credit
due Several
things are certain at TCU. The Main will always serve chicken strips,
unlucky freshman will always be stuck with 8 a.m. classes and students
will always complain that the Student Government Association takes
their money and then fails to really accomplish anything with it. |
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Students
are responsible to learn from coursework Every once in
a while I hear students complain they are not being challenged enough
in their classes. Most of the time, the blame is put on the professor,
or the tests, or something else that seems to be outside the student’s
control. These students are not getting to the real issue. |
More
to self-worth than body image Before I came
to college, most of my good friends were guys. We played basketball
and video games, watched wrestling on TV, rented movies like “Booty
Call” and made fun of each other a lot. Last semester when
I shared a room with three girls, things were a little different.
We watched “Return to Me” over and over again, talked
about boys, wasted time trying to memorize the lyrics to “Pour
Some Sugar on Me” and shared clothes. |
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War-related
topics generate mixed opinions Presented below
is a brief list of some of the war-related topics that have gained
national attention after the Sept. 11 attacks. |
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