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Allison Roeser | My Woman From Tokyo
December 5Following a particularly frustrating day at school, a friend and I decided to make our walk from campus to the train station a therapeutic one.
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Hockey | Tufts beat NEC for first league win as freshman keeper Kalec shines
December 5Behind a standout goaltending performance by freshman James Kalec, the hockey team bounced back from a tough Friday night loss to beat fellow NESCAC/ECAC East member New England College 6-2 on Saturday at Malden's Valley Forum.
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Number of Mass. towns' water tainted with rocket fuel ingredient, Water Watch says
December 5Massachusetts Community Water Watch chapters, including Tufts', are informing the public that perchlorate, an ingredient in propellant fuels, has been found in the drinking water of eight Massachusetts communities.
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Alderman asks police to crack down on 'noisy' Whitman St.
December 5The off-campus party scene has hit another snag after a Somerville official has asked police to focus their attention on three houses on Whitman Street due to repeated noise violations.
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U.N. peacekeeper Birnback recieves Light on the Hill
December 5Nick Birnback (LA '92) received the Light on the Hill award Friday night and offered anecdotes and pointed commentary to an intimate group of students and faculty in Cabot Auditorium.
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Saj Pothiawala | The Saj of Tao
December 5I was eating dinner with a friend the other night and the conversation kept gravitating towards nudity (as many of my dinner conversations often do). It being late November, my feeble male brain eventually made the connection between nudity and the end of the term here at Tufts University. "So, you running?" was my question to the young lady sitting across from me.
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Alex Bloom | Philly Phodder
December 5This is the last Philly Phodder of the semester, and while I could take this opportunity to address steroids in Major League Baseball, the controversy over the BCS, or the Illinois victory over No. 1 Wake Forest, I want to use this last column to acknowledge those people that have stood out over the last four months.
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Birnback to receive Light on the Hill award tonight for U.N. services
December 2Though Nick Birnback (LA '92) was selected to receive the annual Light on the Hill award last spring, his peacekeeping duties with the United Nations have kept him away from campus - until tonight.
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Campus Comment | For seniors, upcoming break brings up commencement apprehension
December 2As December falls and the month-long winter break approaches, a quarter of Tufts' students' dreams of Costa Rican vacations are overshadowed by the impending reality of graduation and entrance into the "real world." Many members of the Class of 2005 are using the winter vacation to apply and interview for jobs.
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Latino Studies minor becomes newest addition to curriculum
December 2A Latino studies minor has been incorporated into the Tufts curriculum after a lengthy process of committee meetings and proposals.
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Concert Preview | Ani goes on a back to basics tour
December 2The perpetually touring, reflective folk-singing, do-it-yourselfer and ardent feminist Ani DiFranco will commune with her devoted fans tonight at the Worcester Palladium.
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Concert Review | The 'Wave of Mutilation' drowns Lowell
December 2On Wednesday night, a few thousand monkeys in Lowell went to heaven.
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Gittleman introduces book on Tufts' transitional years
December 2Casting new light on University history, Tufts professor and former provost Sol Gittleman presented his new book Tuesday night in the Hirsch Reading Room of Tisch Library.
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Rice prof. traces roots of anti-American sentiment in Middle East to pro-Israel policy
December 2Professor Ussama Makdisi of Rice University spoke Wednesday on the roots of anti-Americanism in the Arab world, mentioning especially the gap between the United States' democratic rhetoric and its foreign policy in the Middle East.
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Men's Swimming and Diving | Bowdoin will swim at Tufts tomorrow in first home meet of season
December 2Men's swimming
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Women's Squash | Jumbos sweep the top seven against Wellesley, fearsome Trinity awaits
December 2Women's squash
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ACLU film, 'Unconstitutional' stresses Patriot Act abuses
December 2Tufts students were shown examples of the dangers and abuses of the USA Patriot Act in a film screening, Wednesday night.
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Women's Swimming | Longtime rival Wellesley defeated for first time at home
December 2Women's swimming & diving
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