Editorial urges informed voting and civic participation
The piece urges readers to vote thoughtfully in elections, learn about candidates, and engage locally through forums and festivals. It stresses meeting candidates, avoiding judgments by appearance, calling campaign offices, and considering running for office to keep democracy representative. It notes the need for informed citizens in an era of rapid communication.
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Soviet Afghan misadventure risks costly resolution
Paul Harvey notes Soviet invasion of Afghanistan since 1979, detailing civilian casualties and alleged genocide, while outlining three exit options: victory, withdrawal, or negotiated settlement. He cites U.N. human rights concern and Moscow's aim to subjugate Afghans, arguing negotiations offer the only viable path.
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Soviet Union
Princeton Cannon Heist Reveals Hidden Hoax
A 1969 Princeton Rutgers relic feud ends in a prank uncovered as students confess they buried the cannon beside its cement foundation. The plan aimed to hype a weekend game and mislead observers while a hole filled the gap in the yard.
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Rutgers
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George Washington
New Brunswick
Rutgers University
Nassau Hall
Princeton University
Undergrad
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