Satirical piece argues college SATs predict football power
The author claims a negative link between a college's average SAT or ACT scores and its football success. He cites Michigan, Oklahoma, Nebraska, and UCLA as examples and notes exceptions like Notre Dame. The essay mocks seat belt activism and political campaigning, concluding with personal tolerances.
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Refusenik Slepak reaches Vienna ending 17 year wait
Vladimir Slepak and his wife Maria arrived in Vienna with their son Alexander after a 17 year struggle to emigrate from the Soviet Union. Slepak plans to move to Tel Aviv with his family and called the moment unbelievable.
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Don Johnson considers associate professorship at KU
Don Johnson welcomed back to the University of Kansas in Lawrence where he studied in 1967 68 and said he might become a faculty member someday He credited KU for empowering his craft and noted he still uses the tools learned there California Supreme Court Chief Justice Rose Bird received the Wayne Morse award for integrity in politics and reflected on public controversy and her removal bid in 1986
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Jazz singer Revella Hughes dies at 92 in Huntington
Revella Hughes, noted jazz singer and instrumentalist who performed with Fats Waller and Duke Ellington, died Saturday at Lenox Hill Hospital. Born in Huntington in 1895, she studied in New York, recorded for Swan, and appeared on CBS radio. She directed Shuf fle Along in 1923 and starred in Runnin' Wild before returning home to care for her mother and later directing music programs at Douglass High and West Virginia State College.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription and postage notice
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists mailing details established in 1883 by The Gazette Company. It outlines daily and Sunday publication at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with second class postage and various subscription rates for local and US territories.
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Directory listing of area churches in CITYLINE
A city directory item notes area churches under Category 8100 with contact number CITYLINE 363 7000 for listings and inquiries.
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Porn star Cicciolina evicted from sacred Wailing Wall
In Jerusalem crowds and police removed Italian porn star and lawmaker Cicciolina from in front of the Wailing Wall after Israel revoked her work permit. Orthodox protesters and border police forced her to leave the square as she had been performing at the holy site.
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