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Victims need all we can give

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With our government's most recent pledge of $350 million (only the fourth largest pledge after Australia, Japan and Germany), many American citizens feel that their obligation to the tsunami victims has been fulfilled, and that the government has contributed our share.

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U.S. donated enough to tsunami, feel no need to give more

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By now the sting is beginning to wear off for many Americans from a comment made by a United Nations official several weeks ago who alluded to the United States' initial tsunami disaster relief efforts as "stingy." It shouldn't, and neither should our sense of "stinginess.














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Opinion

Dem-O-Cat Says: Bush needs to study, too

According to political columnist Catherine Kozak, "As AU students get ready to hit the books in an attempt to prove that they actually learned something this semester, President Bush is meeting with heads of state, brushing up on his strategy in Iraq with a late-night game of Risk, and rolling the dice hoping for a lucky seven on the economy."



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Opinion

Comings and goings abroad

The Eagle comments on the shift in numbers of students leaving the United States to study, and those leaving to study abroad.




Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.


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