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February 13, 1998

Volume 85, Issue 9

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Rule

Please keep acts of love out of the halls for everyone’s sake
Soft music swells, the lights slowly dim. Faces move gradually toward each other, and the two lovers pas-sionately embrace in the most romantic of all possible settings … the hallway?

Senior hall ripe with tradition - including bad behavior
A mosh pit without music?  Some twisted war-zone where you have to watch out for incoming water grenades and sticky soda land mines?

The Arrow Mailbag: A Prickly Cactus
Beautiful lakes, incredible scenery and unforgettable wildlife. The breathtaking Flathead Valley has a lot of aesthetic value to offer. But, like a brilliant cactus, the Valley has its prickles, as well.

Within these mountain confines, problems are deeper than a few needles. At first glance, the Flathead seems an ideal place to live, but a closer look reveals the conservative religious attitudes that operate our small community.

International Outlook: Russia needs a change
   Last month, because of Russian President Boris Yeltsin’s illness, Russia found itself facing many controversies. Among these controversies, the most troubling question concerned whether Yeltsin should continue his term as  President. Not only does his health affect Russia, but it also affects other countries as well. This  question was touched on in November 1996, when the President received heart surgery. Now, when the Kremlin says that Yeltsin caught a cold, the question comes up again. It is a difficult problem to deal with because Russia does not have a candidate willing to run the presidency. I am sorry that Yelsin’s health prevents him from doing things to improve my country, and sorry that there is no one able to take over this position.

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