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Leadership
roles key at conference The
TCU Leadership Council held a conference over the weekend that combined
the College Leadership Texas’ State of Leadership Conference
with the 8th Annual Leadership Institute, said Cyndi Walsh, a program
coordinator for Student Development Services.
Theater
festival back home The
theatre department will spotlight its work this week when it plays
host to a nationally prestigious theater festival, said theatre
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Psychiatrist:
Yates considered ways to kill kids HOUSTON
— Andrea Yates had visions and heard voices encouraging her
use a knife to kill her five children, but she decided it was “too
bloody,” a jail psychiatrist testified Monday. |
Deadly
mix-up during training CARTHAGE,
N.C. — Deputy Sheriff Randall Butler became suspicious when
he spotted the pickup truck with someone crouching in the back,
exposed to the blustery, 40-degree cold. |
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Slaying
of journalist under investigation KARACHI,
Pakistan — A Pakistani judge on Monday gave prosecutors two
more weeks to build their case against three Islamic militants accused
in the kidnapping and murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel
Pearl. |
Goodwin
plagiarism controversy intensifies |
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Afghanistan
failed national drug test once again, Bush said
By GEORGE GEDDA Associated Press WASHINGTON Ñ President Bush said Monday that Afghanistan Òfailed demonstrablyÓ in 2001 to cooperate in anti-narcotics efforts but that the country nonetheless is entitled to receive U.S. assistance because of vital American interests. full story |
 Man opens fire in anger, killing 6-year-old Woman skips out on jury duty for vacation in Mexico Neighbor to be charged in death of missing girl Supreme
Court avoids Ten Commandments debate |
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