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To: Road Walker who wrote (185832)	3/30/2004 4:18:54 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1576347

But shortly after the war, students say Shiite and Sunni groups began appearing on campus under the guise of democratic-sounding student parties, such as "Students for Tomorrow." They roam campus like "morality police" telling girls to cover their heads, breaking up couples, pressuring professors to divide classes by gender, and using incendiary language that creates divisions, some students say. John, It sounds like the Iraqis now have their own religious right. What do you think.........a June pull out is not looking good? As much as I don't like them inciting violence against American troops, I think it was a mistake to close that newspaper. It confirms the sentiments of all those who call us imperialists. ted