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                  March 26, 2004 |   
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                      | We 
                        all need to learn tolerance Discrimination 
                        against homosexuals is wrong
 
 In 
                        reference to the story in todays feature section 
                        about homophobia on campus, we would like to offer an 
                        opinion: We, the student body as a whole, need to grow 
                        up.
 
 As mentioned in the story, homosexuals have been the target 
                        of harassment in years past. Not only is that kind of 
                        action childish and immature, but it has no place on a 
                        college campus.
 
 Whether you agree with homosexuality is not the issue; 
                        it is about tolerance. There is no sense in discriminating 
                        against a person simply because he or she has a different 
                        lifestyle.
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                      | Bush 
                        administration must take responsibility 
 This 
                        past weekend hundreds of thousands of people from around 
                        the world turned out to protest the Bush administrations 
                        hawkish policies and military actions in Iraq. Their voices 
                        echo the outrage that was felt when the United States 
                        first invaded Iraq over a year ago in what many call an 
                        illegal and unprovoked invasion. While no one mourns the 
                        loss of Saddam Hussein, we must consider whether toppling 
                        his regime has produced the desired effect.
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                      | U.S. 
                        correct in starting war, staying in Iraq 
 One 
                        year ago, President Bush addressed the nation and the 
                        world saying that Saddam Hussein and his sons had 48 hours 
                        to leave Iraq. This anniversary gives all of us the chance 
                        to reflect on the United States and Iraq as we enter an 
                        important election season.
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                        represent the views of Texas Christian University. Unsigned 
                        editorials represent the view of the TCU Daily Skiff editorial 
                        board. Signed letters, columns and cartoons represent 
                        the opinion of the writers and do not necessarily reflect 
                        the opinion of the editorial board.
 
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                        or fax it to (817)257-7133. Letters must include the authors 
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