Protests Greet Court Ruling On Louima Case and Election Turnout
About 150 marchers gathered outside a federal courthouse to protest an appeals court ruling overturning convictions of three white former officers in Abner Louima's torture. The piece notes Schwarz's new trial order and flat findings on other officers, plus broader 2000 election turnout reports and related incidents.
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Researchers use music model to decipher epilepsy
Researchers describe a music based model to illustrate how a seizure disrupts brain function using a Mozart piece performed with a repeated dissonant note while sections of the orchestra alternate the tempo and texture. The experiment aims to educate the public about epilepsy and its aftereffects as the piece gradually returns to recognizability.
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McGee and Haaheim
EU Symphony Orchestra
KU Researchers Tackle Genetics and Epilepsy in Medical Studies
KU Medical Center researchers pursue diverse topics from inherited kidney disease to Prader Willi syndrome and brain neuron damage from AIDS. Roby blends low dose chemotherapy with gene therapy for ovarian cancer while Grantham tests MRI for polycystic kidney disease progression. Tash studies gravity's effect on sperm motility and potential space life benefits for ranchers and poultry. Funding rose to 53.5 million from NIH in 2001 with 43.6 million in 2000, and a PBS documentary on epilepsy aims to boost awareness and funding for research.
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Jared Grantham
Paul Cheney
Mental Retardation Research Center
Travis Thompson
Institute For Child Development
Prader Willi
Joseph Tash
KU Medical Center
National Institutes of Health
Daschle urges White House to keep Congress better informed
Senate leader Daschle calls for fuller White House briefings on the war on terror and the so called shadow government used since September 11. He says Congress must be kept apprised of developments and the three branches must be recognized in guiding policy. McCain supports more consults and clear American goals.
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