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Business,
art departments merge to create awareness between students
Business students
now have some artwork to look at instead of white paint and glass
windows. |
NPHC
to attend first national conference
TCU’s chapter
of the National Pan-Hellenic Council will be represented for the
first time Wednesday at the Mid-American Greek Council Association
conference in Chicago, said NPHC president Sheldon Avant. |
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Pentagon
official says strikes by United States could be soon
WASHINGTON —
Pre-emptive strikes by the United States could be on the horizon
as the United States fights terrorism, the Pentagon’s No. 2
official said Tuesday. |
Forensic
teams find 149 bodies NOBLE, Ga. —
As the ground around Tri-State Crematory yielded more corpses, residents
in three states faced the horror of planning funerals for loved
ones they had long believed were resting in peace. |
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Texas
A&M tactic to attract males
DALLAS —
The 14 students gathered around a table at Skyline High School in
Dallas are the kind Texas A&M University wants but has had little
luck attracting. |
Bush
begins two day visit to S. Korea SEOUL,
South Korea — Facing protests in Seoul’s streets and a
combative new message from North Korea, President Bush opened a
two-day visit to South Korea Tuesday that will take him to the dividing
line between what he has called good and evil. |
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S.
Court upholds paper-swapping grading in schools WASHINGTON
— The Supreme Court upheld the common schoolroom practice of
having one student grade another’s work, ruling Tuesday that
such paper-swapping does not violate federal privacy law. |
Cross-examinations begin in Milosevic trial U.S., India take first steps toward closer relations American woman to pursue final chance for pardon |
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