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NATIONAL
NEWS
1948 — A week before the organization was officially incorporated, NASCAR held its first race for modified stock cars on a 3.2 mile-course at Daytona Beach. 1962 — The first televised tour of the White House airs and was hosted by First Lady Jackie Kennedy. |
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Fourteen
faculty positions added Fourteen
new faculty positions will be added for the 2002-03 school year,
university officials said Wednesday.
Departments
left with lack of faculty After
18 years of disappointment, the art education program once again
will not receive their first full-time faculty member, Ronald Watson,
chairman of the art department said. |
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Don
Mills receives national career award For
a man expecting to give a speech, Don Mills, vice chancellor for
student affairs, suddenly found himself speechless. |
Enron
collapse becoming teaching tool in classes The
collapse of the Enron Corporation has become a major teaching tool
in business classes this semester, said some professors in the M.J.
Neeley School of Business. |
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Love is confusing. Both a noun and a verb, the English word “love” can describe feelings for a significant other, devotion to a friend or affection toward a pet. When
Valentine’s Day rolls around, it becomes difficult to escape
this mysterious human emotion. To make matters worse, love is also complicated as a part of speech. When
Greek was being translated into English, all the
Greek versions of the word became “love” because the English
language doesn’t have verbs for words such as friendship. People
substitute “love” because it is versatile as both a noun
and a verb, said Daryl Schmidt, chairman of the religion department.
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