| Vol XXXV No. 116 |
Wednesday, April 3, 2002 |
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Sept. 11 leaves indelible mark on American foreign policy
Scott Flipse
Urbanites
 Has anything really changed in the last six months? If asked, all of us will say that Sept. 11 had a profound effect on our lives. But, if we are honest, it also seems the world is sliding back to "normalcy." ... [more]
Quote of the Day
Arnold Bennett
writer
"Any change, even a change for the better, is always accompanied by drawbacks and discomforts." Arnold Bennett writer ... [more]
Changing routines into entertaining stories
Eric Long
Fitter, Happier
My parents are hooked on Survivor. At first, I thought they were being ironic, because no one could possibly care about a group of whiny outdoor amateurs vying for a million dollars, unless they appreciate the camp (bad pun intended) value. ... [more]
Give Palestinians fair treatment
Omar S. Dahi
graduate student
Once again, Israel has declared a war against Palestinians. Israeli forces have re-occupied virtually all of the Palestinian territories, and the Aljazeera network reports that Israeli troups have started mass executions in Ramallah, killing about 30 Palestinian security agents it captured ... [more]
Protests shame student body
Joel Ebner
senior
When I was in the eighth grade, my graduating class staged a protest in the school cafeteria. More than 300 students pounded on tables, shouting, "Hell no, we won't go." Honestly, I have no idea why it started, but that did ... [more]
April Fools
Katie Hughes
Sports Copy Editor
I make these lists for my away messages on my Instant Messenger. Five reasons to be happy every day. I ripped off the idea from a desk calendar my grandma gave me two Christmases ago. Call me a cornball, but they've ... [more]
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