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A crash course in foreign policy

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Dear President Bush, George, we need to talk. This is my last column of the semester, and while I'll be around for a while this summer, I thought we needed to clear a few things up before I start interning. For some odd reason, I don't think the Indianapolis Star will be giving me as much space on the opinion page as the IDS.





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4 years of my life

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It all started inside a dorm room. You moved your things in and wondered what kind of weirdness your roommate was going to bring. You waved goodbye to your parents, and thought about the sudden lack of air in your dad's voice when he said, "Be good, and don't forget to call."


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Lawmakers should consider proposal

Many lawmakers have been stating their opposition to Democratic Gov. Frank O'Bannon's proposal to raise cigarette taxes by 50 cents a pack. But they should realize that O'Bannon's proposal would offset the budget shortfall and allow funding for entities that might otherwise be neglected. With the $923 million budget shortfall that O'Bannon announced last week, lawmakers are trying to figure out where that money can be recovered. In early proposals, higher education funding has suffered.


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Best of the Sexpert

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Dec. 9, 1997 Dear Sexpert, My boyfriend wants me to have anal sex with him. He says he fantasizes about it regularly and has always wanted to try it. We have sex on a regular basis, but I don't think I would enjoy it. He says if I love him, I should do this for him. What do I do? Can anal sex be pleasurable? How?


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Columnist says goodbye, thanks 'faithful' readers

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Dear Readers, As some of you might have figured out, I'll be graduating in a little less than two weeks, thus ending (at least temporarily) my four-year run as the IDS Sexpert. It's been a wild ride. When I started writing for the IDS, I never thought the column would take off the way it did. And that means I have you, my dear, faithful readers, to thank for keeping the Sexpert column alive and healthy for the last four years.