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1946 — The Lucky Lady II, a B-50 Superfortress, takes off from Carswell Air Force Base in Fort Worth on the first nonstop flight around the world. 1993 — The World Trade Center in New York City is bombed by terrorists killing six people and injuring over 1,000. |
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Arrest
made during car break-in |
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Speaker
to talk about graphic design As
the author and co-author of 14 books and more than 150 articles
and papers on graphic design and typography, Philip Meggs said he
is looking forward to sharing his experiences with the TCU community
at a lecture at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday in room 132 in Moudy Building
North. |
Taking
care of business Job
search Web sites like (www.monster.com)
and (www.hotjobs.com) are being
visited more often, but this new form of employment seeking isn’t
necessarily improving the job market, said Maria Eisenman, an assistant
director at Career Services. |
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Defensive
Driving It
was scary. Terrell Carter, a sophomore biology major, said that
is how she felt when she saw a police car directly behind her car
with its red lights flashing for all the world to see. She said
she realized she had not made a complete stop at a stop sign. Therefore,
she received a traffic ticket.
NEW
YORK (AP) — You don’t need “Watching Ellie”
as proof. The so-called “Seinfeld” Curse said to plague
its co-stars’ follow-up projects is a myth.
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Vampire
'Queen' reigns weekend box office LOS
ANGELES — Audiences went vampire hunting as “Queen of
the Damned,” featuring the late pop singer Aaliyah as an ancient
bloodsucker, debuted as the top weekend movie with $15.2 million.
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