Written by Nahleen Pang, John Raya, and John Ryland
Dear Editor,
After reading Roy Lee's "Language department working to resolve internal disputes" article (Dec. 15, 2006), we would like to commend him for writing about a complex and heated topic.
On Dec. 4 the New York City Board of Health adopted the nation's first ban on trans-fats in restaurants, which will go into effect on July 1, 2007, prompting fears of a donut-and French fry-free city.
On Feb. 2 mayor Gavin Newsom confessed to having an affair with Ruby Rippey-Tourk, his appointment secretary and the wife of his campaign manager and best friend Alex Tourk.
In January, going against the wishes of 65 percent of Americans and ignoring the advice of the Iraq Study Group, Bush proposed the Emergency Spending Bill which would send 21,500 more soldiers to Iraq.
On Jan. 4, the administration called a lockdown after an anonymous caller notified the administration of two men who were allegedly carrying guns across the street from the school.
With over 120 tests from five classes left to correct, a teacher hits the sack at 1 a.m., well aware that she doesn’t have enough grades from her students to determine a marking period grade.
Did you know that the Jews were behind 9-11? In fact, over four thousand Jews were specifically told not to show up to their Manhattan offices that day.
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