THURSDAY
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FRIDAY
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1963 Elston
Howard of the New York Yankees was named the American Leagues
Most Valuable Player. Howard was the first black player to receive
the honor.
1973
New Jersey became the first state in the U.S. where girls
were allowed to play on Little League baseball teams.
1986
One of the longest high school football winning streaks.
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CAMPUS
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Parking
crunch seen by committee
By Anthony Kirchner
Staff Reporter
I
realize Im guilty, but...
Fred Oberkircher, chairman of the traffic regulations and appeals
committee, said he hears students say this almost weekly in traffic
appeals meetings.
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Dance
department needs faculty
By Colleen Casey
Staff Reporter
The
department of ballet and modern dance cannot accept any more students
to match an increase in interest without adding more instructors,
said Ellen Shelton, department chairwoman.
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Brite
to add Korean Studies Program
Asian Christianity program to begin next fall
By Marci King
Staff Reporter
The
Brite Divinity School will add a Korean Studies Program to its curriculum
in the fall of 2002, said Leo Perdue, president of Brite.
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Burning
rubber scent forces brief
evacuation of science building
By Brandon Ortiz
Staff Reporter
A
smoky, burning rubber scent of unknown origins led to a 30-minute
evacuation of the Sid W. Richardson Building Tuesday afternoon,
observers said.
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Community
outreach
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Molly
Beuerman/SKIFF STAFF
Glenn Pfenninger, a junior kinesiology major, Elsie Vmeh,
a freshman psychology major, and Abby Crawford, a sophomore
speech communication major, meet Tuesday to discuss future
plans for student funds at Programming Councils Community
Council.
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U
of Alabama suspends fraternity for violations
Dallas
loses first firefighter in 15 years
Minorities
find Texas A&M unwelcoming
Ashcroft
lauds efforts against homeland terrorism
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NATIONAL
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Kenneth
Lay refuses to testify to Congress about Enron scandal
By Marcy Gordon
Associated Press
WASHINGTON
Kenneth Lay, the presidential pal who built Enron into a
darling of Wall Street only to see it collapse in scandal, exercised
his constitutional rights Tuesday and refused to testify to Congress.
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Suspect
arrested for journalist kidnapping
By Kathy Gannon
Associated Press
KARACHI,
Pakistan Police arrested a British-born Islamic militant
Tuesday they say masterminded the kidnapping of Wall Street Journal
reporter Daniel Pearl the biggest break yet in the quest
to free him. An official close to the investigation said the suspect
told police Pearl is alive.
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story
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Nominations
announced for Academy Awards
By David Germain
Associated Press
BEVERLY
HILLS, Calif. The fantasy epic The Lord of the Rings:
The Fellowship of the Ring' led the Academy Award field Tuesday
with 13 nominations best picture, director and supporting
actor among them.
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Government
aims to reduce illegal drug use by 25 percent
By Ken Guggenheim
Associated Press
WASHINGTON
President Bush on Tuesday set a goal of reducing illegal
drug use by 25 percent over the next five years by improving law
enforcement and treating more addicts.
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War crimes trial against
Milosevic begins
Peace
plan outlined for Palestinians, Israelis
Pentagon
to investigate mistreatment of Afghans
Patriotic
colors added to Mardi Gras celebrations
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credits
TCU
Daily Skiff ©
2002
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