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College I Your guide to whc Top Twenty Albums 1.Too Much Sleep ? Bongwater 2. The Silos ? the Silos 3. Carnivore ? Pure Joy 4. Marky and the Unexplained Stains ? 1 the Unexplained Stains 5. Swagger ? Blue Aeroplanes 6. Riverside ? Luka Bloom 7. Freight Train and Other North Cai Songs ? Elizabeth Cotten 8. Friendly as a Hand Grenade ? Tackhc 9. Tooba Blooze ? Tooba Blooze 10. Social Distortion ? Social Distortion Editors Note: This list was compiled by W day. WE'D LIKE TO REMIT CONTENT OF THIS NE THE CONSTITUT TI To learn more about the Constitution write: Bicentennial of The U.S. Constitution. fj^ Student Rates For Deti v VI 3034 Broad t/lusic Chart 3t's hip on college rac 11. People's Instinctive Travels , Paths of Rhythm ? A Tribe Call 12. Eye ? Robyn Hitchcock . m 11 e?i. rr..u c:t viarKy ana ij. oulktuu uj ouvcr ? unn ??? 14. Dusted ? Gin Blossoms 15. Lloyd Cole ? Lloyd Cole 16. Love Barge (12") ? Big Dippe 'olina Folk 17. C'mon, bean juice ? Grisley F 18. 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University of Dayt KliilJ while criticizing the act 5LE BY Logue and Petry w< doms from being pass* campus because it g< which says using contra t on the IW At one time, the pa their complaint to t: Catholic Bishops. WITH BRI A^ REGISTRY YOU MUST ] WOMEN STUDEN flonth ?EE KTTt e Lock IN inters only) ? W uting condor controversy ervice 'They f< her condoms belong on cam- stand for s n. on sexuam Dayton in Ohio, students Rus- Campus M 'try are demanding that the ad- both Logui jmocratic Socialists of America During 1 >, from passing out condoms on nistrators port the di; ondom distribution have arisen allowed to itute of Technology, where the a plan by the student news- Banning idoms along with an editorial w W11 a safe spring break. Wentz sai< her schools, including the Uni- "y/e ha nd Georgia State University, ition. 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BE PRE-RfcGISTERED TO ATTENI SPONSORED BY: ITS ASSOCIATION AND SORORITY COU1N ns to co-eds across U.S. sit the university needed to make a clearer tudents trying to follow Christian teachings ty," said Father Bob Hogan, adviser of the [inistry Evangelization Committee, of which ? Datnr ova mamKr?re f auu x vu; aiv iuv/im/vu. the first condom distribution in 1989, admiissued a statement saying they didn't supstribution. This year, DSA members weren't pass the condoms out in the student union. I anything that challenges Catholic doctrine )e out more than just condom distributions, I ve books in the library against Catholic trad> have professors and students who are .. A lot of things here smack Catholicism 5," he said. in't think condoms have magical powers to ople's morality," Wentz said, condoms are causing big headaches for ;rs are making money off of them. Two res University graduates, owners of Custom , are selling custom-packaged condoms at i 20 universities around the country. 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