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Outstanding
student debt decreases The
university stands to collect more than $5 million in student payments
since Jan. 4, following its announcement that students with unpaid
minimum balances would be dropped from classes today if they did
not fulfill their financial obligations, said TCU Controller Cheryl
Wilson. |
Students
return safely For Tahira Hussain of Pakistan enjoying the holidays with loved ones during the winter break was different than in previous years. Hussain,
a junior international relations major, was one of many students
who chose to leave the United States to go home for the winter break
and made it back.However, on the way back she had noticed that security
had become tighter at airports. She said when her plane from Pakistan
landed in Frankfurt, Germany she saw that other Pakistani nationals
were being detained and questioned by authorities. |
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Government
asks for help in locating terrorists WASHINGTON
— The government on Thursday released photos and video excerpts
of five suspected al-Qaeda members delivering what Attorney General
John Ashcroft described as “martyrdom messages from suicide
terrorists.” |
Account
holds could affect 73 student housing placements |
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