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Should cloning be continued?

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Con: The idea of cloning is fascinating, but is too dangerous to be pursued.By Audrey ReedOpinions Editor In “Jurassic Park,” in MTV’s “Clone High” and even in “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” the human fascination with reproducing living organisms in a test tube is exhibited. Undoubtedly, this development is intriguing. One hundred years ago cloning a cat or even a frog would … [Read more...] about Should cloning be continued?

INS profiling nears discrimination

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By Kevin KumalaStaff Writer The United States government has recently added Indonesia to its list of countries whose citizens are required to register with the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS). Out of the 25 countries listed, only North Korea is a non-Muslim country. Is this then a policy of racial discrimination against Muslim individuals through racial profiling … [Read more...] about INS profiling nears discrimination

Random Thoughts: So ‘Dirrty,’ even Hef says no

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James RiswickStaff Writer I have two questions: First, what’s wrong with Christina Aguilera? I’m starting to worry about her, because this genie should go back into her bottle. Now, there’s nothing conservative-leaning about me usually, but quite frankly, even I’m starting to be offended. First the MTV Video Music Awards, then her appropriately named “Dirrty” video, then … [Read more...] about Random Thoughts: So ‘Dirrty,’ even Hef says no

Staff Editorial: Prof sex policy violates privacy

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There is a fine line between promoting Christian values and invading one’s private life. The committee behind the new sexual relations policy in the Seaver faculty handbook has not only crossed that line, but threatened disciplinary actions to punish those who may not be living in accordance with the Bible. The 14 lines, which include attribution to Scripture, include: … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Prof sex policy violates privacy