The booths are back in town.

From Sept. 18-Sept. 21, club kiosks will be in full display in MacEwan Student Centre. As new students enter the university, clubs hope to promote themselves and recruit additional members.

From time to time, you'll read something in the Gauntlet that'll make the phlegm curdle in your throat and your teeth gnash until your gums run red with steaming-hot bile. Under these circumstances, we ask that you write us what we in the biz like to call a "Letter to the Editor." There are no guarantees the Gauntlet will publish it, but if you follow these important steps, your chance for temporary fame among the 10 people who read Opinions weekly should improve.

Editor, the Gauntlet,

I am sick of how the Muslim and East Indian communities are being treated. People are letting their fears of the unknown get the best of them. Everyone who wears a turban is not a terrorist. Terrorism has many faces, colours and religions.

In the upcoming years, NUTV may be coming to a television set near you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It's quite a long step since they became a non-profit organization 10 years ago.

"We were sort of a club before that," says NUTV's Executive Director Kevin Allen. "We wanted some kind of autonomy from the Students' Union."

In the coming days, the history and future of the world will be painstakingly written, page by page, by those studious enough to hold their cameras up as the world collapsed upon them. Thus, it is with a certain sadness and resolve that America's war against terrorism proceeds with little abatement.

In reaction, people have drawn their ideological lines in the sand.