Vol. XI, No. 5, May 2005
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Our Broken Health Insurance Systemby Jonathan Wallace Medical services should be delivered to everyone, as a routine function of government. |
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by Seymour Schechtman We worship at the feet of mighty classical masters of the past but have not been able to transmit our enthusiasm to much of the present generation. |
by Evan Maloney Should universities actively recruit students to support specific political positions? |
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We are a nation run amok with camcorder addicts recording everything that jolts their curiosity or prejudice. |
by Rick Lax It took a few months of student government participation for me to figure out how futile it was. |
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by Stephen Schiff Parkinson's makes you invisible to people. |
by George Thomas Clark When crises loom, ask what Hitler would have done, then do the opposite. |
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by H. Scott Prosterman The United States seems to have forgotten many important lessons of the Civil Rights movement. |
I read your article and it made me very ashamed of you. |
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