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THE INDEPENDENTDAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2004
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staunch
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to
attacks
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selves. “It’s obscene,” he said of the suicide
George
Politicalactivist
Gary
Bauer discusses the current administration's stance
on
Israel.
“You
see
body parts
off the street.”
mildly
criticized
President
W. Bush for his middle-of-the-road,
two-state
and the other
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by
range
Palestinian
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partners,
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Bauer
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“certain officials” in the
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rates.
topic.
activist,
Secretary-General
“pornography”
couple, including
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contextualize his argument.
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comment on
that
dictates
change
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pricing changes.
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at
States,” he said,
struc-
that all
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campus
sion of the fevered brows of skinheads
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Carol Clark said in
Spokesperson
statement.
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making
and easier
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are
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membership pricing
make it
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ture
its
to
of
Christian and
political
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flurry
a
Israeli-Palestinian
the
anti-Semitism went from
out
is
in the
recent
speech
been shocked
categorize
not
to
mem-
anti-Semitism at home and abroad. “I have
families.
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changes
as
community
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same rate
the
evangelical
right-wing
be-
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about
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for its members. The
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definitions of
differing
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discussion
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their
on
Gary
hall-style speech
Wednesday night
Bauer drew
conflict in his
four months after the Universi-
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town
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gathering
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and
advisor
policy
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structure
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presidential
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solution
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ancient
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international terrorism.
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piled
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Southgate Dormitory celebrate an improbable
ALCS
victory Wednesday night
as
Yankees supporters look
on
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despair.
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