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'Clayton' is both suspenseful and typical

October 11

After two weeks of box office domination by "The Game Plan," The Rock's kid-friendly comedy, George Clooney offers an alternative for everyone not under the age of 12 that is sleek and savvy, much like Clooney himself. "Michael Clayton" is a thinking-man's thriller set in corporate America. It moves along methodically, setting the stage for an exciting final act filled with intrigue and suspense.

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Fogg Museum adds 'Moor' sculpture to intimate Bernini exhibit

October 10

Gian Lorenzo Bernini is perhaps the foremost sculptor of his time, and his monumental bronze and marble statues are the very epitome of early Baroque art. Before he and his workshop could create large statues from expensive materials such as marble, Bernini first created smaller clay models to determine how the final version of his works should look.

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Some Americans are getting online instead of getting it on

October 10

It's 4 a.m., you've got a paper due, and instead of working on the introduction you're checking your e-mail for the fifth time in 20 minutes. Allowing the Internet to devour precious time is no longer the exclusive domain of procrastinators.

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Clinton, Goo Goo Dolls hit Boston

October 10

The Boston Symphony Hall rocked last night to the sound of the Goo Goo Dolls and the voice of Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.). The frontrunner in the Democratic presidential primary spoke for 40 minutes to nearly 3,000 supporters.

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Richardson has the experience to lead a nation

October 10

I was quite discouraged, to say the least, upon reading a recent Daily op-ed criticizing Tufts' favorite son, Gov. Bill Richardson. While I will not attempt to argue points from the piece, my hope is that in spite of the negativity surrounding modern politics, we, as relatively idealistic and optimistic students, can concentrate on the positive aspects of what makes each presidential candidate stand out. This dialogue, I hope will be encouraged amongst my fellow students who decide to write editorials promoting the candidate they support.

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Students urge residents to lose the bottle

October 10

Tufts students joined with city officials, community members and leaders of lobbying organizations to protest outside Boston's City Hall yesterday. But instead of holding "End the War" signs, these protestors opted to carry ones that read "Don't toss it, use a faucet."

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China Care lends helping hand to 'one-child' orphans

October 10

At Tufts, student organizations and university departments advocate birth control awareness and accessibility to help students prevent unplanned pregnancies. But imagine living in a place where having a child is considered a crime.

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Students abroad feel effects of declining dollar

October 10

Think the lofty $46,860 that Tufts - and many private colleges - charge per year is making a dent in your parents' wallets? Try spending a semester or two across the Atlantic, where the falling value of the dollar and the surging Euro are combining to create higher living expenses for American students.

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Tufts celebrates Coming Out Day one day early

October 10

The LGBT Center and the Queer-Straight Alliance (QSA) joined together yesterday to celebrate National Coming Out Day with a gathering of community members and a series of speeches outside the Mayer Campus Center.

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Assassination of Jessie James' hits silver screen with two guns blazing

October 10

The story of Jesse James, the notorious outlaw known for robbing trains and banks throughout the Southwest in the late 19th century, has been told countless times through folk songs, dime novels and western movies. The latest release, "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford," recounts the gunslinger's final heists and glorious demise.

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Top Ten | Memorable Parents

October 10

This weekend, the beloved, elderly people that birthed us, clothed us and spend around $50,000 a year to send us to Tufts will travel from far and wide to Boston - and ruin their respective children's social lives.

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Cage Match | Queens

October 10

As the most filmed British monarch, Queen Elizabeth I certainly reigns over pop culture despite having been dead for almost 400 years.

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