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Friday,
February 20, 2004
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Black
History Month shouldnt be ignored
Students
of all races need to learn cultural past
This
month, TCU is celebrating Black History, but who on campus
is really celebrating is questionable.
Though there are several programs planned to commemorate
significant people and issues, student participation,
like at most campus events, could be better. |
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Terror
alert system not clear
It
seems like everyday there are news conferences about intelligence
picking up suspicious chatter and possible unspecified
threats. Usually these briefings lead to a change in the
Color-Coded Terror Alert chart. The colors green, blue,
yellow, orange and red, represent and correlate with the
increase in level of threat: low, guarded, elevated, high,
and severe, respectively. |
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Kids
boost NASCAR popularity
NASCAR
is the fastest growing sport in America. Last year the
Daytona 500 was watched by almost 30 million people at
home, and 180,000 people packed into the speedway
all during weather that caused many delays. Why is NASCAR
so popular and what does that say about our society? |
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