Volume XXVII, Issue 9

Tuesday, November 27, 2001
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Students protest confiscation of freedom

AUB students staged a demonstration in front of College Hall on Monday denouncing last WednesdayÕs raid on University Saint Joseph, when Internal Security Forces barged onto an Independence Day Protest on campus and tore pictures of last AugustÕs Anti-Syrian demonstrators that were assaulted by the ISF at the Justice Palace. While both AUB and LAU held peaceful sit-ins, USJ, NDU and Balamand University have officially suspended classes for the day. Ziad Matraji from the Movement of the Commoners, Patrick El-Ghazal from the Free Patriotic Movement and Anwar Abdul- Baki from the Progressive Youth Organization condemned the ISF intrusion, emphasizing more


Other News in this Issue...
Students mourn independance day
Medicine anatomy courses' lack of "human teaching material"
Trouble staying awake?

Player profile-Selim el Ferkh
Team Profile- Powerlifting
"Dialogue: A means to an end or an end in itself?"
 


Opinions

 

Dependance Day
By Rana Siblini
Dependence and independence has been a major issue for the past two weeks. From ÒindependentsÓ in SRC elections to ÒindependentÓ Lebanon, there is not much difference. A week ago at noon, we were celebrating here in AUB 58 years of ÒindependentÓ Lebanon. The Lebanese flag was raised together with the AUB flag. An hour later, other students, including some AUBites, were protesting in the Lebanese University against the ÒfakeÓ independence that Lebanon manifests in our day. Lebanon is so similar to the scene more


A serious article
By Rami Salame

I am continuously being urged by acquaintances and complete strangers alike, to write a Òmore serious article.Ó They tell me that I shouldnÕt write about flies or cats. I should, by their counsel, tackle the more somber issues of politics, student elections or Statements-of-Fees. As a show of openness I have written this imperative article: Everyday and for the last many years I have been walking to AUB in the morning on a daily basis. The walk lasts me 20 minutes, yet completely. more

 

Vandalism is a joke
By Mustapha Tannir

ÒAs I was making my way down to Bechtel (home of my major), I stood witness to an atrocious act of vandalism. A male student wearing a blue cap was busy transforming the P of the ÒPitch In!Ó sign on the trash can to a B. As he completed his task, he looked up at me and grinned. Quietly he placed his tip-pex (or white-out) pen back in his bag, and walked off as if nothing more

 

 


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