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Thursday,
February 12, 2004
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Ethics
discussion deserves attention
Presence
of sports figures worth attendance
It’s been a project in the works for the past
nine months.
And tonight, following the work of TCU athletics director
Eric Hyman, it is finally here. At 7:30 p.m. in Daniel-Meyer
Coliseum, a collection of the highest profile names in
NCAA athletics will gather to discuss ethics in college
sports. |
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Landmark
ruling poisons politics
The
recent ruling of the Massachusetts Supreme Court in favor
of gay marriages has sparked controversy across the nation.
In a 4-3 decision the court decided to completely redefine
marriage, without the consent of Massachusetts’s
voters or the state legislature. The prevailing view of
marriage through most of history was cast aside and marriage
redefined as either a heterosexual or homosexual couple. |
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Homosexuals
denied a basic human right
Ever
since I was a little girl I wanted to get married. I envisioned
myself wearing a big, white princess dress, walking down
the aisle getting closer and closer to living happily
ever after with my Prince Charming. |
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