Oddballs

SEVERAL young people were wandering around the campus of Jakarta's Paramadina Mulya University last Monday. Some were busy making calls; some were talking to their friends. On that day, Nurcholish Madjid, also known as Cak Nur, had invited reporters to hear him announce his readiness to become a presidential candidate in the 2004 elections.

When the reporters arrived and filled the campus meeting room, the people mingled, sat on the back row

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