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Time to Read the Headlines Again

Just a quick observation.

As I punched in the MSNBC url on my browser (I certainly and unequivocally recommend Firefox), I skimmed over the big headline:

"Saddam's Party Welcomed Back in Iraq"

Underneath that, in the related box:

"Bush: 'Hope' Returning to Baghdad"

I didn't think about it at first. I just went along.

"Wait. What?!?" I thought to myself (I may have said it aloud, I was pretty shocked). "Bush regards the return of the Baath party as a sign of hope for Baghdad?" That seemed a bit counterintuitive, to say the least, so I read on.


A Tear to Victory

“For better or for worse, we have become the Facebook generation,” Cornell University student Erica Fink wrote in an article for The Cornell Daily Sun in April. The article was written in response to the way students utilized Facebook after the tragedy at Virginia Polytechnic Institute the day before.