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...more specific (Grunwald should like my indulging in substantiation). The Barnum and Bailey's inspired anti-Peninsula rally, the BGLSA's letters to The Crimson and Independent and common dining room talk (especially including the eat-ins) have featured gays and lesbians speaking about how happy they really are. In fact, the gay community here and elsewhere always makes such an effort to publicize that they really, really, are happy, despite what "homophobes" like me may contend...
...ever asked yourself why those who claim to be truly happy make such an effort to try to convince others that they're happy? And have you ever asked yourself why those who claim to be so happy become so uncontrollably angry when someone like me or like Peninsula questions their lifestyle...
Christopher Brown '94 is a writer for Peninsula...
This, it happens, is a matter on which the U.S. and China might possibly find common ground, even though the Chinese feel protective about the remaining Marxist states in Asia. "There should be no nuclear weapons on the Korean peninsula," said Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qichen. Neither did he want to encourage U.S. influence, so Qian added that "consultation" and "dialogue" were the way to proceed because "we do not wish to see any international pressure...
...major concern," Josephson explains, "is that looting destroys the site where artifacts are found, thus wiping away a page of history forever." Turkey fears that an encyclopedia of history will be wiped out. Since the Neolithic Age, the Anatolian peninsula has been a crossroads of conquerors and civilizations. By official count, it is home to 20,000 monuments, 10,000 tombs, 5,000 mounds that may conceal buried settlements and 3,000 ancient cities belonging to 36 various pre-Turkish cultures. It is a virtual supermarket for antiquities -- and looters take their fill...