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NATIONAL NEWS
NORFOLK, Va. — The aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt,
one of the first ships sent abroad in the U.S. war on terror, docked
Wednesday after a six-month mission, sending crew members streaming
ashore into the tearful embraces of family members.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS
NAHRIN, Afghanistan — Strong aftershocks jolted mountain villages
Wednesday, setting off landslides that blocked relief convoys trying
to reach earthquake survivors who were burying their dead and searching
the rubble for survivors.
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Students on financial aid face
hassles, report shows
The identity of a TCU student involved in an aggravated
assault March 22 was obtained from a Fort Worth police report. A
story on March 26 should not have stated that a warrant was being
sought for the owner of a 1998 green Chevrolet Suburban in connection
with the assault that left the TCU student and a TCU police officer
with injuries. The story should have stated that the Suburban was
abandoned at the 2300 block of Stadium Drive.
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Dining
services promoting new value-meal plan in dining locations
Meal-deal offers smaller prices for bigger stomachs
By David Reese
Staff Reporter
TCU Dining Services is offering a new promotion allowing customers
the option of numerous entrees, side items and drink for a special
price, said Legia Abato, TCU Dining Services marketing manager.
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Happy
hunting
Daniela Munguia/SKIFF STAFF
Mary Kaszynski, a financial services assistant, helps 2-year-old
Ben, left, and 3-year-old Marshall hunt for Easter eggs at the Rise
School. The Easter egg hunt was organized by the Staff Assembly.
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Between
two rings
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Daniela
Munguia/SKIFF STAFF
Miguel Villa, a junior advertising/public relations major,
observes the “L’Entre Deux Anneaux” (Between
Two Rings) sculpture by artist Bernard Ney of Luxembourg.
The sculpture was given to TCU by the Embassy of Luxembourg
and will be displayed in the Mary Couts Burnett Library.
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President
signs bill for campaign finance
By Scott Lindlaw
Associated Press
GREENVILLE,
S.C. — Without fanfare, President Bush signed landmark campaign
finance legislation Wednesday as he opened an aggressive multimillion-dollar
fund-raising swing. Within hours, multiple lawsuits challenged the
new law.
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Actor
Dudley Moore dies at 66
By SHEILA HOTCHKIN
Associated Press
TRENTON,
N.J. — Dudley Moore, the cuddly little Englishman who pined
for Bo Derek in “10” and portrayed a lovably forlorn drunk
in “Arthur,” died Wednesday of complications from a rare
and incurable brain disorder. He was 66.
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