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Yankees or Phillies?

By Muhlenberg Weekly Executive Board

The Turnpike Series, The Pinstripe Series, cheesesteak vs. cheesecake, Broad Street vs. Broadway; whatever you want to call it it's the World Series! So what does a Yankees vs. Phillies Series mean for Muhlenberg? An exciting two weeks probably doesn't even begin to explain it.

And so it begins...

By Jeremy Schwartzman

I may or may not be the first, but I am certainly far from last to get swine flu at the College. On Thursday night the doctors at St. Luke's hospital told me I had swine flu, and I've been making the best I can of it. I've been enjoying tracking how fast the virus could potentially be spreading, for example (this is all true): I was hanging out with person A who gave a hug to person B, person B hooked up with person C later that night, and person C is on the soccer team and shares a locker room with persons D, E, F, G, and H.

Junior girls do capital internships in D.C.

By Rael Linder

Muhlenberg encourages students to study abroad junior year, and we have many options. Exotic, discipline-specific programs like Maastrict and Goldsmiths may sway students with the opportunity to travel and speak foreign languages. And the Office of Global Education boasts about exposure to diverse traditions and perspectives through international programs.

Today's Issues: Mike Welsh, the man behind the t-shirts

By Adam Yu

Can you believe another election is right around the corner? It seems like yesterday when crowds flocked to the polls for election day 2008. On Nov. 3, '09 there will be a series of local elections happening right here in Allentown and all across Lehigh County.

Terrorists: criminals, not supervillains

By David Eisenberg

At the very start of his time in office, President Obama made a wise decision to shut down the prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, our most prominent, but by no means our only, overseas prison. Of course, this decision begged the question of what we should do with the people we hold there.

Adderall & the peace process

By Benjamin Leffell

Our society has developed a major and debilitating habit: we have embraced the "quick fix" as a viable solution to our problems. No longer do we seek to solve the causes of problems, rather we simply seek to eliminate the symptoms of those problems. The top selling drug in the country, Lipitor, is a medicine used to lower a person's blood cholesterol.

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Sara Beitman, Editor-in-Chief Kelly Frazee, Executive Editor Jillian Bevacqua, Managing Editor Matthew Pearson, News Editor Benjamin Levine, Op/Ed Editor Melissa Roth, Life! Editor Daniel Wayne, Sports Editor OPEN, Focus Editor Adam Bernstein, Copy Editor Ross Litman, Photography Editor Kristin Lapos, Online Editor OPEN, Asst.

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