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Female
assaulted at knife-point A female was
sexually assaulted Monday at Bellaire Condominiums, one block away
from the TCU campus Monday afternoon, according to an all-campus
e-mail sent by TCU Police. |
First
e-business class set to graduate in May Jose Castro
could have graduated last year, but he decided to stay an additional
year at TCU to take advantage of the university’s e-business
program. |
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Dalworthington Gardens to increase presence of police |
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Career
Fair brings local and national corporations to campus Students are
strongly encouraged to attend the TCU Career Fair to get an edge
on the tight job market, said Bill Stowe, associate director of
Career Services. |
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Capital
murder trial for Houston mother begins HOUSTON
— Andrea Yates, the Houston mother accused of drowning her
children, faced for the first time Monday the 12 men and women who
are to decide her fate as her capital murder trial began. |
Corpses
found at crematory discarded NOBLE,
Ga. — The operator of a north Georgia crematory where dozens
of corpses were found was arrested for a second time and charged
with 11 more counts of theft by deception, authorities said Monday. |
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Bush
says Japan economy on path to reform TOKYO —
Sizing up Asia’s trouble spots, President Bush said Tuesday
that Japan’s recession-ravaged economy “is on the path
to reform” and urged the nation’s legislature to help
curb the spread of terrorism in the region. |
Syracuse
fraternity says not involved in member death SYRACUSE, N.Y.—Zeta
Beta Tau at Syracuse University said it was not involved in the
harassment and beating that may have contributed to the death of
a member of the Alfred University chapter of the fraternity. |
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Holocaust
survivors upset about new exhibit; artist inserts himself into photo NEW YORK —
Some Holocaust survivors have threatened to boycott an upcoming
exhibit of Holocaust-related art that features a depiction of a
concentration camp built from Lego blocks. |
Transportation
Security Administration takes over responsibility for airline safety CHANTILLY, Va.
— Airline passengers had their airport routines sharply altered
after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and now the way they’re
protected has changed as well. |
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French
judge denies allegations, is very emotional about incident SALT
LAKE CITY — The figure skating scandal that has become one
of the biggest soap operas in Winter Olympics history isn’t
going away. |
European Union imposes sanctions on Zimbabwe Milosevic blames U.S. for breakup of Yugoslavia Man caught in attempt to pass explosive into airport Nepali prime minister requests state of emergency |
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