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Feminist Scholar Exhorts Graduates To Thrive In A Way That Ensures Justice And
He also expressed faith that the students' education and dedication would make them successful leaders. “You will be the ones to solve the most pressing problems of our time,” he said. Charles Lincoln Wesley, a graduating student, also reflected that
Updated: 05/23/2011 03:47P
Pilot injured after helicopter crashes in northern Alberta
EDMONTON — A pilot was injured in a helicopter crash Monday in the area of Calling Lake, about 200 kilometres north of Edmonton, the second incident in a week. A search and rescue operation was launched soon after a distress beacon was activated on the
Updated: 05/23/2011 03:47P
Cisco Sued For Helping China Monitor Internet
A lawsuit filed in US federal court in the northern California city of San Jose calls for the computer networking gear giant to pay damages and stop helping China find Falungong supporters. By . Agence France-Presse Falungong members are suing Cisco
Updated: 05/23/2011 03:47P
Hey Mr DJ, turn it down
Since we took action, the issue of traffic conjunction has been solved. We are not taking action during the wedding processions because it could be an issue of law and order. We are issuing notices to the vehicle owners by filling cases under section
Updated: 05/23/2011 03:47P
Calif. creates task force to probe mortgage fraud
The task force will be made up of 17 lawyers and eight state Department of Justice special agents who will pursue criminal and civil judgments on a broad spectrum of mortgage fraud cases, from predatory lending and loan modification scams,
Updated: 05/23/2011 03:46P
Paw Prints: Where do they go from here? Seniors Pick Destinations
Zackry Munoz: Major in criminal justice for two years and then get into a police academy. Jesse Cruz: Work in a collision repair at UTI. Nick Schwertner: Major in audio production and recording technology. Ariel Griffis: Attend Austin Community College
Updated: 05/23/2011 03:46P
The wheels of justice can turn slowly
In the news this past week: a guard at a Nazi concentration camp was found guilty of war crimes and sentenced to five years in prison. He is 91. (His lawyers are appealing the sentence so he's free for now, but his health is frail and he
Updated: 05/23/2011 03:46P
'Hangover II' lawsuit 'radical', says Warner Bros
The company claims that the case should be dismissed on a number of grounds, citing fair use of parody, the ubiquitous nature of the tattoo, and the fact that Tyson himself appears in the film as reasons why a ban should not be enforced.
Updated: 05/23/2011 03:46P
Windsor High School to Host 2nd Annual Battle of the Belts Competition
Wearing a seat belt is the single most effective thing a person can do to protect themselves in a crash. Unfortunately, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), teen occupants are less likely to buckle up than any other
Updated: 05/23/2011 03:46P
Mississippi River partly reopens at Baton Rouge
NEW ORLEANS — The Coast Guard is allowing some vessels to pass through a stretch of the Mississippi River in Louisiana that had been closed since an accident on the swollen waterway Friday. Petty Officer Stephen Lehmann said the Coast Guard allowed
Updated: 05/23/2011 03:46P
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