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Coach
charged with DUI
Women’s basketball coach Jeff Mittie has been charged
in Newton, Kan., with driving under the influence of alcohol.
Newton city prosecutor David Yoder said in filing the
charge that Mittie had a blood alcohol level of .121 when
he was arrested at 3:50 a.m. March 17, The Dallas Morning
News reported in its online edition Wednesday. The legal
limit in Kansas is .08. |
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Attacks
prompt hall meeting
SGA
and ISA presidents convened to promote awareness after
two students were assaulted at Eagle Mountain Lake.
Two students were assaulted last weekend
while camping at Eagle Mountain Lake in an attack that
may have been racially motivated, university officials
said. |
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Divided
we stand?
Pledge
comes under scrutiny
WASHINGTON
— Not long after the Supreme Court came to order
Wednesday with the invocation, “God save the United
States and this honorable court,” the justices were
deep in a wrenching argument over whether millions of
public schoolchildren may continue pledging allegiance
to one nation “under God.” |
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Loan
request for TV station rightly tabled
CEO
TV a good idea, but needs a little more thought
The
time is ... well, not now. The Collegiate Entrepreneurs
Organization asked the House of Student Representatives
Tuesday to table their $38,000 loan request to start a
student-run television station, citing confusion and a
lack of support. |
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Neocons’
agenda is questionable
You
may have been hearing various news reports about how the
Bush administration was itching to get at Iraq, even before
the World Trade Center attacks. Unfortunately, it’s
partially true. The people doing the plotting even have
a name: neoconservatives. |
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Let
the controversy begin
Quarterback
position remains wide open until August play
Players
contend with health issues and practice schedule in hope
of gaining key role.
It
is 161 days until kickoff for the next Horned Frog football
season. OK, so kickoff isn’t exactly right around
the corner, but spring practices are in full swing. Which
begs the question, who is the quarterback? |
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Freshmen
trio has the Frogs’ bats on fire
Three
freshmen have made a name for themselves on the baseball
diamond with their bats this season, and they plan to
keep it that way.
Entering the 2004 season, head coach Jim Schlossnagle
was searching for a new collection of hitters he could
pencil into his lineup card every game. |
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