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Tuesday,
April 6, 2004 |
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Extra
day should be given for Easter
Students
need time to travel home after holiday
It’s
Easter this Sunday.
As millions of Americans are attending Easter church services
and having dinner with their family, there you are: wedged
in seat 24B with no escape.
You know who you are: you’re a TCU student. |
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Newspapers
fail sensitivity
Photos
of dead bodies don’t belong on cover
This
isn’t a column about the attacks in Fallujah, Iraq.
I don’t have the skills to give a respectful and
adequate take on what happened last Wednesday. However,
I am fully capable of expressing my disgust at the print
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Music
and law can’t suit all
I hate rap and country music. I actually become physically
ill when I hear songs in those styles. Do I have a reason
beyond not liking the music? No. I am just a music snob.
There… I said it. I feel better. |
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