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Students, most of whom preferred to remain anonymous, differ on the erotic advantages of e-mail conversation. One student, who spoke on condition of anonymity, says "it's kind of like courtly love because you can never touch the person. You can seduce with words without risking the wounds of love." He adds, "you can't have immediate satisfaction which makes it all the more pleasurable. It brings some of the eroticism back...
...Protest is good," he said, "but the way that our generation should protest will necessarily differ from the way our Black student predecessors of the sixties protested...
Well, of course," you say. "Obviously Computer Science 51'S workload levels The Rome of Augustus's into the ground. No wonder the syllabi differ...
...Barrett says he and Roosevelt differ on some issues. "There are a large number of issues, including the death penalty, where Mark has just changed the commitment of a lifetime to come out in favor of capital punishment," he says. "I'm saddened that Mark has changed his position in the hurly-burly of an election year; it makes him look like a young politician on the make...
...certain image of exoticness lingers. Douglas Kwon, 28, a recent law- school graduate in Atlanta, has views on politics and marriage that differ markedly from those of his Korean parents. But he has also grown cynical about the prospects of truly fitting in. From the taunts he drew as a schoolboy to the persistent query he gets as an adult ("Where are you from -- no, really?"), he concludes, "The bottom line is everyone is racist; everyone carries certain stereotypes around with them, and nothing is ever going to change that." Peter Son, 25, also a member of Atlanta's fast...