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Current Feature Article - September 2001

Freedom For Afghanistan

"Jihad is an obligation on all Muslims of the world. We want this, bin Laden wants this, and America will face the unpleasant consequences." - Taliban spokesman Abdul Hai Mutmaen, October 10, 2001.

"We want to go home and build a country," said Habiba Mir, an 18-year-old Afghan girl.

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Previous Editions

Our printed issues, from the first one in magazine form to the most recent, are here for your perusal. Simply choose from the menus below.

Fall 2001: November, September
Spring 2001: May, March
Fall 2000: Premiere (November)

Past Polls

Q: Turn Left's coverage of the terrorist attacks and the aftermath is:	votes	ratio
1.) great: finally, a balanced and sane approach.	3	19%
2.) okay: no big bones to pick, nothing to celebrate.	3	19%
3.) too timid: not enough original opinions.	5	31%
4.) simply bad: shut up, peaceniks.	5	31%

Q: What do you think of our content?	votes	ratio
1.) "You call yourself progressives!?"	3	17%
2.) "It's time someone exposes the truth."	10	56%
3.) "Could you tone it down sometimes? I'm getting a headache."	2	11%
4.) "You guys are commies!"	1	6%
5.) "Who cares?"	2	11%

Flyers

Whatever we hand out to you on your way to class or dinner is here, so you don't have to feel guilty about throwing it away. :-) What's more, you'll find links to reputable sources so you can check our truthfulness or accuracy.

2001: 1 so far
2000: 6 flyers total

Older Websites

Like the web, we've changed over the months (not years). The first version was nothing more than a page cobbled together as we discovered the essence of Turn Left. The second was a much more substantial version designed and created by Terence Chau, '02, of Carnegie Mellon University. The organization is carried through to the current version. The reason for the new design is to offer more space so that we can place past print issues online.

version 2, version 1

Enjoy!