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Milking consumers for every penny they have

by Erik Nelson
Published June 23, 2003

For all the credence economists are given in industrialized countries, it might seem odd that modern capitalist societies often refuse to act upon economists' findings. Growth models, whether on the national...

A few hours with Mary Jo Copeland

by Karl Noyes
Published June 16, 2003

When I meet Mary Jo Copeland, a ring with about a thousand keys on it weighs her down. She's constantly reaching in her pocket to feel for her cell phone as a swirl of volunteers moves around her. For...

Lynch, lies and videotape

by Karl Noyes
Published June 11, 2003

Good-old American integrity used to demand that truth be superior to all else and lies be exposed and condemned. But in a world where doctored stories have the power to influence and are perceived to sell...

Read up, first-year student to be

Published June 9, 2003

ABy Douglas Voigt s summer orientation begins for another round of incoming first-year students, here are 10 helpful tips that will allow you, a soon-to-be University first-year student, to make the most...

Overuse of antibiotics on industrial farms threatens human health and environment

Published June 9, 2003

HBy Tarah Heinzen alf a century ago, Aldo Leopold noted, "there are two spiritual dangers in not owning a farm. One is the danger of supposing that breakfast comes from the grocery, and the other that...

The Mideast road map to peace is misguided

Published June 2, 2003

WBy Lana Barkawi hile the Israeli military continues its daily incursions into civilian Palestinian homes, while Israel expands the Security "Apartheid" Wall east of Israel's de facto border, the Green...

Israelis skeptical road map to peace can work

Published June 2, 2003

LBy Martin J. Sweet ast month, when former Iraqi Information Minister Muhammed Saeed al-Sahaf boldly proclaimed U.S. troops had been drummed out of Baghdad with U.S. tanks in plain sight, the secret to...

Predicting the 2004 primaries

by Anthony Sanders
Published May 8, 2003

It's the beginning of the summer the year before a leap year, so what do my thoughts naturally turn toward? The 2004 presidential elections, of course. Now, I know this sounds sick to most of you, and...

New Hampshire lost part of its identity

by Karl Noyes
Published May 7, 2003

I've never been to New Hampshire, and I don't believe I know anybody from New Hampshire either. Being from and living in Minnesota, I tend to forget some states so small and so far away. In fact, I only...

Reflections, regrets and 10 words of wisdom

by Steven Snyder
Published May 7, 2003

You hear college graduates saying it all the time: "We made it!" The cynical part of me wants to respond, "Well, aren't you special!" I have never understood why graduation is such a big deal. Besides...

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