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"That spiraling minaret, called the Malawiya, is possibly the most light-hearted monument in Iraq. It has a carnival look about it. It reminds me of those towers in old-fashioned fairgrounds, barley-sugar-shaped structures called helter-skelters down which one slid, gleefully shrieking, on a mat, accelerating with every twist, to the leveling-out part at the bottom. The Samarra minaret, a French traveler noted in 1638, is 'made twirling like a Periwinkle'. And so it is." - Young, Gavin. 1980.

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	NEWS | Featured Editorials

Iraq War: The Coming Disaster by Immanuel Wallerstein, LA Times (4/14/02)

For a Lasting Peace In Iraq by Leah C. Wells, Jordan Times (3/29/02)

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Reign of Terror: Sanctions Against Iraq by George Capaccio, (2/9/02)

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