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DOMESTIC
In Defense of the Antiwar Movement
Danilo Mandic
Mandic applauds a
renewed spirit of solidarity in the mass demonstrations against the war in Iraq,
answering both conservative and liberal critics.
Taking
Responsibility
Bob Nichols
Nichols argues that
reflexive finger-pointing at government officials after Hurricane Katrina belies
a mistaken role for government in our lives.
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Hiroshima
60 Years Later: Excused but not Justified
Mike Murray
Murray reflects upon the
60th anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb. He finds the
decision morally troubling, but ultimately concludes that President Truman may
be excused from blame for his decision.
Men, Women, or
Computers?
Janice Dru
Dru muses about the
continued domination of males in the American political system and considers
alternatives to the status quo.
CAMPUS
PostHUMous Thoughts: Reflections on a Super-Course
Geoff Benson
Benson recalls on
his experience in the Humanities Sequence as a freshman, criticizing its
assumptions and lack of closure, and suggests a senior follow-up course as a
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NEW JERSEY
Vote Forrester for Governor
Dylan Hogarty
Hogarty outlines the case
for a vote for Republican Doug Forrester in the upcoming gubernatorial elections, touching on
his stance on issues of corruption, tax reform, and education.
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Vote Corzine for Governor
Frances Schendle
Schendle outlines the case
for a vote for Democrat Jon Corzine, reviewing his plans for homeland security, health care, and other issues.
INTERNATIONAL
Gaza
Withdrawal: End to the Occupation or Redployment of Forces?
Saed Shonnar
Shonar questions whether
the Gaza Strip is free from Israeli control, despite the departure of troops
from the territory, and raises issues regarding the West Bank.
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A Bunche of
Possibilities: An American Contribution to UN Reform
Scott Moore
Moore argues that the
efforts of Ralph Bunche at the United Nations show what needs to be done within
and without the walls of the world’s foremost international organization.
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