Faulkner quits Citadel citing stress and isolation
Shannon Faulkner, the first woman cadet at The Citadel, left the military college after less than a week citing stress from the prolonged legal battle and feeling isolated in the all male corps. She was taken to infirmary for heat exhaustion during hell week and did not return to duty as 23 other freshmen also dropped out.
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KU ROTC leaders lament Faulkner decision
Two KU ROTC commanders call Shannon Faulkner quitting The Citadel unfortunate yet understandable amid pressures she faced. Cmdr Grant Caughey says integrating women is essential. Faulkner cited political injustice as a factor.
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Wrene Diary Excerpts Show Pack Wood’s Detail Oriented Tone
Excerpts from Sen Bob Packwood diaries reveal a meticulous, detail focused approach. Four thousand U S NATO and former Soviet bloc troops initiate the most realistic phase of NATO Partnership for Peace training in Louisiana.
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Detectives Reveal Suspect Lived Under Alias for 19 Years
New York detective Bobby Alongi discusses David Galletti who, posing as Luis Gonzalez for 19 years as a model citizen, was arrested Wednesday for a 1976 murder. Page 5A.
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Tycoon Taylor challenges GOP field in Iowa straw poll
Merry Taylor, a 50 year old businessman behind Titan Wheel International, bought about 1 000 Des Moines straw poll tickets and vows a credible bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He funds his campaign privately, rejects federal matching funds, and aims to stir the field with a high profile, money backed run.
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Journal World KU Edition Looks at University Year Ahead
The Kansas University edition reviews the university's new academic year offerings and achievements. It outlines the administration's vision, sports, student life, arts, discovery, and the people who drive the institution.
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Judge Ito to remain on Simpson trial after conflict ruling
Judge John Reid ruled Ito may continue presiding, saying Ito's wife has no relevant testimony in the O J Simpson case. The Fuhrman tapes remain under court guard, with prosecutors and defense debating their use to challenge Fuhrman and possibly address the conflict of interest claims.
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