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September 26, 2002

Hi,

I wrote for the CT last semester and am now spending a semester in Manhattan in a globalization program.

I soley wrote op-ed’s last semester and would like to write some this semester, if possible, on international affairs, particularly on the prospects for war with Iraq, and the wideranging effects produced by war.

If there are any other current international affairs- type articles I could contribute, I would be glad to. Or, if there are other areas you needing writers, I would love to help out

Best,Steve O’Donnell

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