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Teens walk the fine line of social drinking

By Julia Druhan | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Leak disrupts Blair events

By Omar Guerrero | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Dream pill could be drug nightmare

By Gabriel Morden-Snipper | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Afghan Blazers fear for their homeland

By Elizabeth Green | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


MCPS debates cheating policy

By Jared Sagoff | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


College essays: a stupid answer to a stupid question

By Eliot Stein | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Blazers are flush-strated by bathrooms

By Shannon Sanders | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Growing population leaves hundreds without lockers

By Amanda Wallace | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Some Blazers choose to bear arms

By Julia Crane | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Daring to go solo in a couple's world

By Katie Jentleson | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Verizon ups call cost to 50 cents

By Iris Flores | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Of Mice and Men offers audiences a tour de force

By Omar Guerrero | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Teens take on techno babies

By Tina Peng | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Blazer Samaritan gets kids back on the horse

By Sally Colwell | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


METS program helps combat illiteracy

By Vivian Wang | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Immigrants establish U.S. roots

By Neela Pal | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Truth or dare: lying to colleges is risky

By Christina Feng | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Game, set and match for girls' tennis

By Eve Aronson | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


The patriotism of criticism

By Stephen Wertheim | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »

The flags dotting Blazer backpacks typify most Americans' warranted response of united patriotism to the Sept 11 tragedies. But now, as bombs strike Afghanistan and as the possibility looms of attacking additional nations, overwhelming solidarity must not expand into a climate in which citizens, politicians and the media are afraid to question the government and argue against its policies. Service to this free country is best performed by open and unapologetic debate, not unbridled nationalism.


A battle lost, a war won

By Jeremy Widder | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Up with Down-county

By Julia Kay | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Budget cuts could endanger Magnet

By Samantha Henig | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Guidance rated low

By L.A. Holmes | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Record Homecoming

By Stephen Wertheim | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


Crowding solution delayed

By Matt Yalowitz | Nov. 16, 2001, midnight | In Print »


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