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[email protected]. I believe that war is unnecessary, uno- - J riginal, a waste of human life, and a U A 7 THE hyper-masculi- ne project." Dina Berger, assistant professor of History WooSTER Voice Established in 1883 February 7, 2003 On the Web: www.wooster.eduVoice Vol. CXIX, No. 17 Babcock hosts academic debate over Iraq Kauke Ben Mitchell dents thinking about where both Masagisg Editor sides are coming from." I damaged a f; The format was standard The campus dialogue on the pos- debate, with Professors Burns and n sible invasion of Iraq continued this Warner arguing the reasons for an n week, as the International Program invasion and Professors Kammer by snowy sponsored a faculty debate in and Roche presenting the anti-invasi- on Babcock Hall. Professors Ellen argument. Burns of wmimam The debate Chemistry, "Too often the voices of began with tradition Burns' where Charles international students Sarah Core Kammer of " she pointed out Religious are not heard, said that Saddam A7:M V EltllOH Hussein has Studies, Delano D'Souza '05.