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discussions cooling off The
Faculty Senate did not make a quorum to discuss the Common Undergraduate
Experience Thursday and some professors said the turnout for next
week’s CUE forum may be small as well. |
Female
faculty face decisions about tenure Australia
Tarver had to make a decision: become a full-time tenured professor
or have children. She wouldn’t do both. |
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Up
‘til Dawn fundraiser to benefit St. Jude Children’s Research
Hospital Raising
money to help support St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
is the focus of the third annual Up ‘til Dawnfundraiser Friday
in the Student Center Ballroom, said Elizabeth Truitt, a member
of the committee. |
Playboy,
Budweiser want BU beauties to bare all WACO
— Photographers for Playboy magazine’s “Women of
the Big 12 Conference” feature and representatives of the 2003:
Budweiser Women of the Big 12 Conference Swimsuit Calendar will
be in Waco, this week in search of Baylor University women to pose
for their publications, but students who do so could face consequences
from Baylor’s administration. |
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House
Republicans and Democrats agree on plan to dismantle INS WASHINGTON—
House Republicans and Democrats agreed Thursday to dismantle the
Immigration and Naturalization Service, which has come under intense
criticism since the Sept. 11 attacks. |
Woman
convicted of murder, manslaughter in dog mauling case LOS
ANGELES -- A woman whose two huge dogs mauled a neighbor to death
in a San Francisco apartment building was convicted of murder and
manslaughter Thursday. Her husband was found guilty of manslaughter.
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Rumsfeld:
tribunals will be fair, balanced WASHINGTON
— Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said Thursday that the
Pentagon’s new rules for military tribunals were designed to
protect the rights of accused terrorists while also protecting the
security of Americans. |
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