Colleges Split On Blocking Napster Access Nationwide
On many campuses Napster has won with schools like Georgia Tech Michigan Stanford Princeton and Duke declining requests to block access. Texas and Ohio State block Napster due to network congestion while Oklahoma State confiscated a student’s computer over copyright claims. The case centers on the Audio Home Recording Act and a federal court fight over injunctions and stays.
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Blessing of animals at Cathedral marks 16th year
A camel is led from the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York on Sunday as a horse is led inside for the 16th annual Blessing. The ceremony honors animals of parishioners and celebrates the blessing tradition in this historic church setting.
Baby snatched from mother in Jacksonville home
In Jacksonville, two women abducted 10 day old Latisha Renae Dunn from a crib after pepper spraying a boy who opened the door at about 1 30 a.m. The infant was found later Saturday. mother Angela Brown was at home with five children during the incident.
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Thurmond Doing Well Plans Hospital Leave
Sen Strom Thurmond 97 hospitalized after losing consciousness in a Virginia restaurant. Spokeswoman says he is alert and doing very well, with plans to leave Walter Reed Army Medical Center Monday as doctors explore dehydration as a possible cause.
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Man says DNA proves he is not Lindbergh baby
Robert Dolfen of Norton Ohio says DNA testing shows he is related to a 50 year old Akron niece and thus not Charles Lindbergh Jr. The tests, analyzed by Mitro Typing Technologists Inc and verified by James Starrs, conflict with a lifelong claim tied to a 1932 New Jersey kidnapping. Dolfen recalls public attention as a 4 year old in 1936 when authorities pursued the Lindbergh link.
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Research may protect fertility of cancer patients
Scientists in Nature Medicine report that blocking the chemical ceramide in mice preserves ovarian eggs damaged by cancer therapy. While promising, experts caution that much work remains before human use. If applicable, this small molecule could shield ovarian function during cancer treatment.
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Nature Medicine
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Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
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Jonathan Tilly
Massachusetts General Hospital
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