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Opinions from around the country
This summer has seen a ravaging of the western United States
by a series of wildfires. More than 20 wildfires have burned
about 4 million acres of forest in Oregon, California, Arizona
and other states.
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Bush
vs. Hussein 2:
the son follows in daddy’s footsteps
The Bush administration should consider the consequences
of an attack on Saddam Hussein and Iraq before implementing their
“regime change.”
Commentary - Andrew Dyer
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Hazing
suspension raises issues about fraternities
TCU should do more to investigate instances of fraternity hazing
at all times to prevent further incidents.
Commentary - Jeff Dennis
With
the recent suspension of the Kappa Sigma fraternity, the issue of
hazing has been brought to the forefront for a short time.
I am not aware of what exactly went on with the Kappa Sigs that
led to their suspension. The university has reportedly dealt with
the matter, so there is little reason to pursue that issue any further.
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