Brenda Taylor `01 There are athletes who dream of going to the Olympics, and then there are those who will

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As many undergraduates wore red ribbons to commemorate World AIDS Day Friday, a group of students joined about 100 protesters

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With the election less than a week away, pundits, journalists and others are turning to the polls to venture their