Athletic council member no longer enrolled
By Courtney Balestier
Associate News Editor
The Student Government Association Board of Governors
will vote next week on two amendments to its constitution.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate debate over the proposed Homeland
Security Department is in its third week with no end in sight, leading
the White House and congressional Republicans to step up pressure on Democrats
for action.
‘‘I fear the Senate Democrats are fiddling while Rome
has the potential to burn,’’ Senate Minority Leader Trent Lott, R-Miss.,
said Tuesday.
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GLENGARY, W.Va. (AP) — A 14-year-old Berkeley County boy died Monday night of injuries sustained in a two-car accident the previous day on state Route 45.
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Endangered couple to lose tree home after 12 years
hroughout
the nation there are thousands of homeless people. People searching for
food, homes, jobs and any handouts they can receive. Many of these people
often move from one location to the next, looking for that one special
place they can call home.
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Twenty-two musicians unable to attain proper visas from government
More than 20 Cuban artists nominated for Latin Grammys
were not granted U.S. entry visas and will not attend Wednesday’s awards
ceremony, officials said.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
By Chuck McGill
Associate Sports Editor
Boston College heads to Miami to take on the No. 1 Hurricanes
on Saturday. Last season, the Eagles nearly pulled off the upset, but lost
18-7.
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