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	Tuesday, October 30, 2001 Editorial
	Mistaken aim Handicapped spaces merit exception Parking fines, the immortal campus complaint, could be reduced for first-time offenders if the University Parking Committee and Vice Chancellor Don Mills approve a proposal from the House of Student Representatives. full story
	Computer policy would harm students Commentary by Chrissy Braden University curriculum requirements aren’t the only TCU requirements the university has plans to change. TCU is also planning a program requiring all students to have a computer that meets a minimum acceptance requirement. The requirements haven’t been made yet, and there is no date set for when the program will begin. full story	Upper class pays its dues Criticism of rich for not giving more to charities unfair Commentary Tim Dragga I write this in part as a response to fellow writers who have been critical of people, particularly those in the upper class, for not giving more to charity organizations. full story
	People more important than patent laws, brand-name profits Commentary by Braden Smith Three Americans have died from what was diagnosed as inhalation anthrax. In comparison, 7 million people will die by 2010 unless drastic steps are taken to prevent and treat the spread of AIDS in South Africa, according to a recent report released by South Africa’s Medical Research Council. full story
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