The Citizen

Monday, February 12, 2001

News

• Without More Funds, Clubs May Go Corporate
• As new administration moves in, KSG experiences faculty shuffle
• Students, CMO at Odds Over Pricing of Readings Packets
• SIF Spreads Wealth
• Former South African President Challenges Students to Address Diversity
• KSG In Brief
• WEB UPDATE -- Presidential Candidates Present Distinct Choices

Editorials

• Making Education Reform Matter
• A New Academic Calendar for KSG
• The Spirit of 1989

Opinion

• Career Services No Service to Students
• Clinton "Shocks" The Liberal Media
• George W. Bush and the Politics of Deception
• A KSG Conspiracy Against the Military?
• In Search of Controversy
• Remembering the Children Left Behind
• A Maginot Line for the 21st Century
• An Open Letter from Jess E. Helms and Rolf Nader
• What About Debt Relief for KSG Students?
• Defusing the Culture War
• Don't Give Puerto Ricans What They Want

In-Depth

• "Peace with Security"?
• The Missed Opportunity?
• In Pursuit of Peace
• KSG Reaction Quiet

Features

• Inside International Recruiting with Katherine Kim
• Rob Allen, uncensored
• Searching for the Perfect Summer Job
• Cage dancing, Valentine's advice, and smug W. supporters
• What It Takes to be a White House Fellow (Applicant)
• Eyes and Ears disputes "Kiss Sex Goodbye" reputation

International

• “Ich war militant!”
• Rwanda Revisited
• Earthquake Relief Effort at KSG

Diversions

• Broken Hearts and Broken Computers
• Cafe Rustica: A Haven for Coffee Snobs
• Music of the Millenium
• Slapshot -- A Night at the Fleet Center
• "Thirteen Days" Shows Us How Close We Came to Nuclear War
• Emma's -- A Great Date Starts Here

Wonk

• Losers Join KSG Faculty
• Controversial Rappers Added to KSG Faculty
• Wonk In Brief

Letters to Editor

• Welcome to a New Semester of The Citizen

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