Bob Jones University seeks minorities to repair image
Bob Jones University, known for its interracial dating ban until two years ago, now recruits minorities to shed a racist image. More than 40 minority applicants have sought aid from two new funds for blacks and Hispanics as the school aims to broaden its appeal amid past controversies and tax-exemption losses.
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Campaign finance bill faces filibuster and uncertain White House backing
Senate supporters push to enact campaign spending limits days after the House passed a measure banning unregulated soft money to national parties. Key votes, party splits, and potential filibusters cloud prospects as the White House weighs whether to sign.
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South Carolina Moves Primary to Early February 2004
South Carolina's Democratic executive council backed moving the presidential primary to February 3 2004 aiming to be among the first in the nation. The change could align SC with Republicans and attract candidates and media attention.
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