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Swearing
in...
Daniella
Munguia/SKIFF STAFF
Tuesday evening, the new members of the Student Government Association,
were inducted. The House of Student Representatvies officers, and
the Programming Council officers, are being sworn into their new
positions.
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Hanna
awarded grant
Money to double size of catalyst research
by Laura McFarland
Staff Reporter
Tracy Hanna,
an assistant professor of chemistry, will double the size of her
research effort over the next five years with a $465,000 grant she
received from the National Science Foundation, Hanna said.
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Supreme
Court to hear student record case
WASHINGTON (U-WIRE)The Supreme Court announced last week it
will decide the reach of federal legislation that protects student
records. The Court will hear a case involving a Gonzaga University
graduate who wants to sue the school for disclosing a rape complaint
to a teacher certification board.
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Bush
pledges victory over terrorism, urges country to stay patient in
time of recession
By RON FOURNIER
Associated Press
WASHINGTON
President Bush said Tuesday night that tens of thousands
of terrorists still threaten America ticking time bombs,
set to go off and unveiled his plans to hunt them across
the globe. He pledged a battle of equal vigor to revive the nations
ailing economy.
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Expert
picked to guide Enron
By Kristen Hays
Associated Press
HOUSTON (AP)
Enron Corp.s board on Tuesday selected a reorganization
expert to guide it through the largest bankruptcy in history and
a slew of criminal and congressional investigations into the companys
collapse.
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story
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ACLU files suit for
removal of religious signs in LA
National
disaster declared in Nigeria, 600 dead
Ecuadorian
airliner crashes, 92 on board
Gales over Europe kill 16, leave many
without power
World Trade Center survivor released
from hospital
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