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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
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a statement saying they didn't supstribution.
This year, DSA members weren't
pass the condoms out in the student union.
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have professors and students who are
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5," he said.
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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. The
sport a takeoff on the school's logo.
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