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Too soft
Molesters should be booted from Church
Coinciding
with Pope John Paul II’s strong statements Wednesday,
it appeared a much talked about “zero-tolerance policy”
for priests would be issued by the Catholic church.
However, the stance of many attending the pope’s two-day
conference unfortunately softened.
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Opinions from around the country
This editorial comes from the Harvard
Crimson at Harvard University
On
Friday, Abercrombie & Fitch recalled a new line of Asian-themed
graphic T-shirts, wisely but belatedly recognizing that they
are patently offensive and lack any comedic value.
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Texas
adventure ends with memories, but no cowboy
By Kristina Iodice
Skiff Staff
Let
me tell you a story. A story about a California girl who had this
crazy idea in her head to travel half way across the country to
become a Horned Frog.
As far as I was concerned, it was an adventure I wasn’t willing
to miss.
As far as my family was concerned, it was only a temporary relocation.
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Interactions
with others in college shapes life
By Jaime Walker
Skiff Staff
College
is not about finding yourself.
College is about cultivating your spirit so you better understand
who you are.
What I now know beyond a shadow of a doubt is that I am a people
person. Granted, some who know me well might say this fact was never
in question. They might be right. But one of the best lessons I
have learned at TCU is how I define “people person.”
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Graduating
photographer sees world and TCU through a lens
By David Dunai
Skiff Staff
I wanted
to get a trumpet. On my second day at TCU I got one. But at the
same time I was tricked into joining the marching band. Let me explain.
Since I had no clue about what a marching band on a U.S. college
campus was coming from Hungary, I learned it the hard way.
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