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April 23In the April 3 letter to the editor, the author, Jason Nochlin, was identified as a senior. He is actually a freshman.
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Theater Review | Bare Bodkin's student-run play 'Self-Evident' presents a political message for students
April 23At a school like Tufts, "Self-Evident" is a dream come true. Not only does Bare Bodkin's new play resonate on a political level, but it is also student-run and student-written. "Self-Evident" is the brainchild of senior Doug Foote, who originally wrote it as his senior project for his communications and media studies minor.
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Men's Crew | Eights struggle, but fours pick up three wins
April 23The men's crew team got a number of strong results in its busiest weekend of the season Saturday and Sunday at Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester. The Jumbos raced against Ithaca, Holy Cross, Colby and Conn. College on Saturday and then faced off against crews from WPI, RIT and Washington College Sunday.
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Domino's fined for staying open late
April 23The City of Medford fined the Domino's restaurant at 99 Mystic Ave. $300 on April 2 for staying open later at night than its permit allows.
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Xander Zebrose | Get Off My Lawn
April 23Last Thursday, I moderated a debate between the Tufts Republicans and Tufts Democrats on the individual's right to bear arms.
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Robin Alberts-Marigza | Bostonista
April 23For many Jumbos, a summer spent in Boston, sometime during the four years, is an inevitable and much-welcomed experience. You have an internship, you're taking summer classes, or you just couldn't find a subletter and needed an excuse to escape your parents' house.
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Ceremony for 'Harmony in the Age of Noise' piece celebrates sounds, community on Tufts campus
April 23A mysterious, sound-emitting structure has been erected on the Tisch Library roof. And University President Lawrence Bacow is a fan.
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Top Ten | Supermen worse than Brendan Fraser
April 23After hearing that Brendan Fraser was at one point the top position to play Superman in the next big-budget Hollywood superhero film, we here at the Daily were, to say the least, a bit turned off. So naturally, we compiled a list of the only 10 people who could have been worse than Fraser at stepping into the blue spandex:
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Men's Tennis | Season ends with 9-0 loss to powerhouse Williams
April 23The men's tennis team stepped up its game in the final week of the season, but against two of the NESCAC's elite teams, it wasn't enough.
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Student group urges Tufts to support janitors' union
April 23When Tufts janitors begin bargaining the terms of a new contract with OneSource/ABM Industries Inc. today, they will have the backing of many students.
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The human element in the immigration debate
April 23Immigration is one of the most prominent and divisive issues in politics today. Conservative pundits frequently bemoan the "problem" posed by both legal and illegal immigration. They claim that immigration is harmful to this country because immigrants take up jobs that would normally go to native-born Americans. They complain that illegal immigrants flood our hospitals, receiving medical care without paying taxes. They argue that children who do not speak English drag down other children in the classroom. Some argue that immigrants commit crimes, form gangs and refuse to assimilate into American culture.
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Philosophy majors rise nationwide, but not at Tufts
April 23The choice to declare philosophy as an undergraduate major can evoke a variety of opinions: Some call it a major for slackers, others deem it made for the law school-bound, and many push it aside for the soul-searchers.
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Interview | John Cho and Kal Penn wax idiotic on 'Harold & Kumar' sequel
April 23Now that they've had their fill of White Castle hamburgers, what's next for Harold and Kumar? Unsurprisingly, it is an even more absurd plotline that brings this duo back to the big screen. Anticipating the upcoming release of "Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay," stars Kal Penn and John Cho spoke to the Daily about stereotypes, sequels and Indiana Jones.
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Pickard wins TCU presidency
April 23Sophomore Duncan Pickard won Wednesday's Tufts Community Union presidency yesterday, capping a campaign in which he touted his leadership skills and vision for a more unified Tufts student body.
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Absurdity abounds in self-titled album from Kiwi comedy duo Flight of the Conchords
April 23Just in case you've never heard of Flight of the Conchords, the self-proclaimed No. 2 folk-parody duo from New Zealand, do yourself a favor and hop onto YouTube.com to do some research. For those in the know, the band has finally released its first full-length album, full of hits from the pair's HBO series such as "Hiphopopotamus vs. Rhymenocerous" and "Business Time."
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Pickard prevails in TCU presidential election
April 23Sophomore Duncan Pickard won the Tufts Community Union (TCU) presidency yesterday, capping a campaign in which he touted his leadership skills and vision for a more unified student body.
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