The Orbis

Wednesday, April 20, 2005

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• $140 billion allocated for new weapons program
• French band Phoenix to rock out Rites
• Funding for $1.35 billion cancer research project uncertain
• Clubbing and terrorism: Ambassador describes media distortion in Israel
• COOL Conference teaches thousands about activism, service; Vanderbilt will host in 2006
• traffic jam catalysts... A South American tale of educational bliss
• Vandy Faces: Michelle Soto promotes a culture of community service
• The Ujima House serves as a refuge for women affected by domestic violence
• The Caribbean Student Association luncheon: a photo essay
• "The Untold Story"
• Observations from the jury of a mock rape trial
• For individual liberty? Or for the common good?
• W does not stand for women
• The sowers of the seeds
• Bush's starve-the-beast scheme
• 'Orbis' creates a lasting legacy at Vandy
• Editorial Cartoon
• David Rovics: Leftist folk singer/songwriter
• Go green, young man!
• Should students have to pay to go to Rites of Spring?
• Should students have to pay to go to Rites of Spring?
• Orbis Asks
• Artivism
• Artist smuggles political work into New York City museums
• "Please Sir, I want summore."
• Graffiti or Art? the beauty of stencils
• stephanie gentry-fernandez
• Hip hop: Splattering patterns of political eloquence

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