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Thursday,
March 25, 2004 |
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Loan
request for TV station rightly tabled
CEO
TV a good idea, but needs a little more thought
The
time is ... well, not now.
The Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization asked the House
of Student Representatives Tuesday to table their $38,000
loan request to start a student-run television station,
citing confusion and a lack of support. |
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Neocons’
agenda is questionable
You
may have been hearing various news reports about how the
Bush administration was itching to get at Iraq, even before
the World Trade Center attacks. Unfortunately, it’s
partially true. The people doing the plotting even have
a name: neoconservatives. |
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Creativity
catches employer’s eye
The
frigid winter months have passed and spring is finally
here. For seniors, however, graduation is approaching,
and it’s time to brush up that resume, dust off those
business suits and prepare for “The Great Job Hunt.” |
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