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Nursing
school to offer online degree TCU’s
Harris School of Nursing will use a new grant and an online master’s
degree program to try and fill the need for more nursing faculty
in rural areas, said Paulette Burns, director of the Harris School
of Nursing. |
Committee
to look at inclusiveness The
Inclusiveness Task Force has been working to fulfill an action plan
to unite all student organizations on campus since its creation
in October, said ITF chairwoman Kellen Correia. |
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Work-study
funds may change TCU
may face a shortage of funding for on-campus job wages if proposed
changes in the work-study requirements go as planned, Financial
Aid Advisor Melet Leafgreen said.
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Six
fake drug cases linked to Dallas Police dismissed |
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Crematory
operator faces more charges LaFAYETTE,
Ga. — Authorities filed 100 more criminal charges Tuesday against
the operator of a crematory where hundreds of corpses have been
discovered. |
Report
finds high number of high school student binge drinkers WASHINGTON
— Nearly a third of high school students say they binge drink
at least once a month, according to a report that says underage
drinkers now account for 25 percent of the alcohol consumed in this
country. |
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Ambassador
wants U.S. trial for Saeed ISLAMABAD, Pakistan
— The U.S. ambassador spoke to Pakistan’s president Tuesday
about handing over detained Islamic militant Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh,
believed to be the mastermind behind the abduction and slaying of
Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl. |
Former
Enron chief executive testifies WASHINGTON —
Former Enron chief executive Jeffrey Skilling told senators Tuesday
“I didn’t lie to Congress or anyone else” in denying
he was aware of the company’s precarious finances or its use
of complex partnerships to hide debt. |
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Welfare
access may increase WASHINGTON —
President Bush wants to stiffen work requirements for welfare recipients,
spend up to $300 million to encourage single mothers to get married
and open the door to job training, as Congress opens debate on what
changes are needed to a landmark 1996 overhaul. |
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