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WFNX 101.7 plays WMFO for a day

September 11

From 11 to 1 p.m. Tuesday, the steps of the Campus Center were filled with the sound of WFNX 101.7's "True Alternative" rock. Tufts marked the radio station's fifth stop in WFNX's "Campus Invasion," a program aimed to introduce Boston's incoming college crowd to the station and to a variety of WFNX's sponsors' products. Most notable among these were free samples of Tribe Hummus and Jordan's Furniture's new Roommate: a bed complete with a memory foam pad, as well as various sanitary measures to protect against questionable activities and new hygienically-challenged friends.

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It's time to wake up: Iraq, jihad and America's choice

September 11

"I would like to tell you that the war is for you or for us to win. If we win it, it means your defeat and disgrace forever as the wind blows in this direction with God's help. If you win it, you should read the history. We are a nation that does not tolerate injustice and seek revenge forever. Days and nights will not go by until we take revenge as we did on 11 September, God willing, and until your minds are exhausted and your lives become miserable." (Osama bin-Laden, January 19, 2006)

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The Gentlemen bring some class to Tufts' music scene

September 11

Let's begin with one profound realization: Tufts' music scene is certainly not dead, nor still reeling in the wake of Guster. Tufts' latest musical addition adds even more class and glitz than before; The Gentlemen, who are performing a show of their own this Thursday at 9 p.m. at Oxfam Caf?©.

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TCU Senate selects trustee reps

September 9

The Tufts Community Union (TCU) Senate selected senior Harsha Dronamraju, sophomore Adam Kornetsky and senior Brittany Sommer as trustee representatives during a meeting that began last night at 7:00 p.m. and did not end until 12:45 this morning.

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Increasingly popular Birthright trip takes students from Medford to Middle East

September 9

If there's one thing the leaders at Tufts' Hillel have learned, it's that a free 10-day trip to one of the most religiously and politically important places in the world is not a tough sell. Hillel's annual Birthright Israel trip, which brings a group of students to Israel over winter break to tour the country's natural and historical sites, has long been popular among Tufts' roughly 25 percent Jewish population.

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Stealing is stealing

September 9

The constant exposure to computer technology that has marked our generation has had an impact more meaningful than any social movement or political event of the times. Our parents went to Woodstock and to rallies on the mall in D.C. while we've gone on Facebook.com and invited our friends to the kegger on Saturday night.

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Shhh! Don't say that at Tufts!

September 9

I would like to thank Mr. Ullman for his contribution to the Tufts Daily last Thursday ("Let them speak, but not on my dime", Sept. 6).

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MFA's Japanese exhibit shows dialogue between West and East

September 9

There is a game of tug of war going on in Japan today. The country that once stood in perfect isolation is now the center of a flowering of visual arts that takes as much from western pop and commodity art as it does from traditional Zen aesthetics and the innate Japanese sense of calligraphy and draftsmanship.

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Lyons versus Jumbos, take five: Tufts and Wheaton meet tomorrow

September 9

The women's soccer team knows that it can never take the beginning of its schedule for granted. Since 2004, the Jumbos have opened their season with a one-two punch of Colby and Wheaton in what have been two of the team's tougher games of the regular season. The three Tufts teams finished a combined 31-12-7 in those three seasons, but went 1-3-2 in the two opening games.

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