By Ben Gruver
Staff Writer
The seven-member panel of the Campus Neighborhood Revitalization
Corp. vowed to help create better housing in Sunnyside on Monday.
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VIENNA, Austria (AP) — U.N. weapons inspectors demanded
the right to roam freely around Saddam Hussein’s palaces and other suspect
sites when they opened talks with the Iraqis Monday on the logistics of
a possible return to Baghdad.
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Blood drives on campus in October
The following blood drives will take place in October:
10/2: Summit Suites, Grant Avenue, 1-7 p.m.
10/15: Law School, Main Lobby, 10-4 p.m.
10/16: Wesley United Methodist Church, gym, North High
Street, 12-6 p.m. Sponsored by the Greeks.
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Cheney’s hawkish role may be pushing us to war
eekend
protestors in the nation’s capital showed keen intelligence when they marched
upon Vice President Dick Cheney’s home, blaming the veep for his pivotal
role in proposing war against Iraq.
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By Jenn Young
Associate A&E Editor
Four years ago, a 21-year-old University of Wyoming
student was severely beaten, tied to a fence and left to die in Laramie,
Wyo. His name was Matthew Shephard. Shephard was the victim of a hate crime
because he was gay.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
By Chuck McGill
Associate Sports Editor
Week Five of the Guru was once again a success, as 102
people submitted picks.
Of those 102, Jake Lantz was declared the winner by tiebreaker.
Lantz finished with an impressive 22-3 record along with Wes Knight.
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