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By my account, the great grape debate began in The Crimson on Oct. 28, with a straightforward article announcing the impending return of grapes to the dining halls. Three days later, The Crimson published an article detailing student objection to ending the grape boycott.
But the implementation of the act is far from final, and Kinchla adds that the FCC seems to be "receptive" to the University's objection that many universities may be forced essentially to subsidize the Universal Service Fund without benefiting from its expansion.
Another objection the AFL-CIO has to China becoming a part of WTO is the huge trade deficit between the two countries.
Student opinions on the effects of the drinking-policy revision--inspired by a recent spate of drinking-related deaths nationwide--varied from indifference to vehement objection.
Natalia Mishkutionok, a 1992 Olympic gold medalist, and Craig Shepard altered their routine by removing the prop for later performances after an objection by one of the event's sponsors.