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1902 — The first motion picture theater opened in Los Angeles. The Electric Theatre charged a dime to see an hour’s entertainment. 1951 — Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were convicted of conspiracy to commit espionage. They were executed in June 1953. |
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Application
numbers reflect The
admissions department expects the number of applications to hit
an all-time high of 6,000 within the next few weeks as a result
of the increase of TCU’s visibility, said Ben Alexander, director
of admissions marketing. |
Delta
Gammas follow local philanthropy move Nineteen
residents of the Lewis House, a part of the Lighthouse for the Blind
of Fort Worth, are looking for a new place to live, said Elissa
M. Winder, Delta Gamma president and a junior speech communication
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ACU
community mourns loss of five students killed in car wreck during
break ABILENE
— The roommate of two of five Abilene Christian University
students killed in a wreck says he’s having a hard time believing
his friends won’t return from Easter break.
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U.S.
takes al Qaeda leader into custody WASHINGTON
— Pakistani authorities have handed over to the United States
a man considered the biggest catch yet in the war on terrorism:
Abu Zubaydah, a senior al Qaeda leader believed to be leading an
attempt to reconstitute the group in Pakistan, officials said.
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