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Thursday, January 13, 2005
Celebration, parade demonstrate good will
House Editorial
When the State Normal and Industrial School for Women was founded in
1908, residents of Harrisonburg celebrated and welcomed the students and
faculty into their town. Since then, the relationship between students
and residents has, at times, become strained.
First year of new term crucial to foreign policy
To Talk of Many Things
As George W. Bush’s second term begins, a host of foreign policy
challenges awaits the reelected president. Over the next four years, the
Bush administration will face a daunting number of problems in foreign
affairs that could profoundly affect American interests in the world.
Christmas no longer worthy of celebration
The Writing on the Wall
We can all let out a collective sigh
of relief — the holidays have finally come and gone. New Year’s
Day ushers in not just empty promises of new beginnings, but the death
knell for the holiday season, which in the case of Christmas, was birthed
sometime after Labor Day.
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