Student to plead innocent in teacher killing case
A 13 year old Kr West Palm Beach student Nathaniel Brazill will plead innocent at his arraignment next week on murder charges. His lawyers said the June 19 tentative date follows his first court appearance. They claim the gun went off accidentally while he brought a pistol to a school.
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Nathaniel Brazill
Robert Udell
Udell
Brazill
Lake Worth Community Middle
Barry Grunow
MacArthur grants honor 25 scholars and artists
Twenty five winners of 500000 MacArthur fellowships include architect Samuel Mockbee of Canton Mississippi for Rural Studio work and Deborah Willis in Washington as a curator and photographer. Recipients chosen secretly by nominators and a 13 member panel receive five years of no strings funding with emphasis on social impact and innovation.
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Auburn University
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Auburn
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Newbern
Ala
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Center For
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Catherine T. MacArthur
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Worl
K. Christopher Beard
Mars
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Jucy Blake
Sierraville
Calif
Sierra Business Council
Anne Carson
Berkeley
Montreal
McGill. University
Peter Hayes
Cecilia Munoz
Silver Spring
Mad
National Council of la Raza
Margaret Murnane
Boulder
Cato
University of Colorado
Newest geniuses profile notable scholars across fields
Laura Otis and Lucia Perilla join a distinguished group of young academics from Hofstra and Southern Illinois University, blending literature and poetry with urban sensibilities. Other honorees include Mathew Rabin of Berkeley in behavioral economics and Carl Safina of the Audubon Society, focusing on oceans and policy.
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Laura Otis
Port Washington
N.Y
Hofstra University
Lucia Perilla
Carbondale
Ill
Southern Illinois University
Matthew Rabin
San Francisco
University of California, Berkeley
Carl Safina
Islip
N.C
Web sites send private data to advertisers under scrutiny
The Senate Commerce Committee examined how private online activity leaks personal data to advertisers. Richard Smith, a privacy consultant, showed that disease searches and form entries were transmitted to DoubleClick, including sites visited and pages read. DoubleClick called the transmissions inadvertent and not used to target ads.
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Washington
Richard Smith
Data spillage raises privacy fears in online ads
Senator Smith cites data spillage from ad networks like DoubleClick as sites such as DrKoop.com AltaVista RealNetworks Travelocity send personal details upon form submission or even by simply visiting pages. Experts warn sites may unknowingly forward street addresses Social Security numbers and other sensitive data to outside firms for advertising and tracking.
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Zero Knowledge Systems
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Brookline
Mass
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U.S
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AltaVista
RealNetworks
Travelocity
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