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Tuesday,
February 17, 2004
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Students
shouldn’t pay for costume
University
can afford SuperFrog suit on its own
Don’t
worry about holding any more concerts; we’re fine.
No need to bring in another comedian; we don’t enjoy
laughter.
No need to waste money for an event to bring the student
body together, I guess we see each other enough walking
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NFL
not for boys
Ohio
State’s Maurice Clarett is in for pain
There
is one thing I just can’t stand: Teenagers who make
more money than I do. It’s not really a greed thing
or anything. It’s about the principle. Or something
like that. What brings this up is a U.S. District Court
has ruled that Maurice Clarett, though now no longer a
teenager, is eligible for the NFL draft even though he
has played only one season at Ohio State and is only two
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Military
records attempt to save Bush
White
House Press Secretary Scott McClellan held another awkward,
standoffish press briefing last Tuesday to try to bring
an end to the controversy surrounding President Bush’s
military record. Armed with copies of military documents
more than 30 years old pertaining to Bush’s Texas
Air National Guard service, McClellan came just short
of suggesting what Democrats and other critics of Bush
can do with the documents when they were done reading
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Parking
problems require resolutions
I
am sitting in my car after my first class ends. I have
more than two hours until my next class begins, but if
I go anywhere I may not get a place when I come back.
It is cold and raining, so what better time than now for
some investigating. |
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