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Thursday,
April 22, 2004 |
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Bush
should try to stick to his guns
President
shifts stance on Israel’s harsh policies
Israeli
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s hostile policies have
produced more and more conflict in an area of the world
that is already rife with violence. President Bush has,
in the past, taken the sensible steps to condemn such
brutal actions, but his administration seems to be changing
that position for what appears to be nothing more than
election year politics.
While Israel unquestionably has the right to defend itself,
Sharon’s attempt to disengage from Palestinian territories
has been marked a controversial wall which amounts to
nothing more than a land grab and two assassinations that
have antagonized Muslims all over the world. |
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ROTC
cadets soar higher
While
graduation is important to many, it has many special meanings
to TCU ROTC cadets. For our academic roles, it means an
end of being a student and the beginning of being an alumnus
or alumnae. For our social roles, it means the end of
adolescence and the beginning of adulthood. For Army ROTC
and Air Force ROTC cadets, it means the end of being a
cadet and the beginning of being a commissioned officer.
The changes for ROTC cadets may seem insignificant for
some, but they mean more than a simple role change. |
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My
TCU journey through the Skiff
Every
semester since I came to TCU, I have read the columns
of Skiff seniors soaking up advice or just getting a good
laugh. To me, the columns are more than just words from
strangers. They’re my friends. Some of them, my best
friends. |
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