Inside Religion Prayers on the Team and Theological Questions
A discussion on athletes and coaches praying for victory raises questions about faith and sports. The piece notes the practice across teams and explores whether praying for wins is appropriate.
Gun battle at California high school injures students and teachers
An 18 year old student opened fire at a California high school wounding three classmates and two teachers before a police officer shot him in a running gun battle. The incident disrupted the campus and drew emergency response.
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Quotable 44 diplomats in Russia under review
A government source notes more than 1,000 U S diplomats in Russia are being considered, with 46 deemed most precious to American interests. The comment underscores careful selection amid a broad diplomatic pool.
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Sergei Ivanov Heads Russia Security Council Chief
Sergei Ivanov is named chief of Russia's Security Council in a move shaping national security policy. The appointment solidifies Ivanov's standing within the Kremlin and signals a shift in the advisory leadership overseeing defense and foreign policy.
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KU Fans Build Oasis for Jayhawks in Texas
Dozens of Kansas University alumni gather at Fatso's Sports Garden in San Antonio on game days a tradition spanning over 10 years. About 25 fans attend each KU match, rising to two dozen or more during NCAA Tournament time as they cheer the Jayhawks 1,400 miles from home.
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KU Alumni Offer to Fund-Raise to Save Swim Team
A coalition of former Kansas University swimmers plans a fund-raising drive aiming to raise 100000 dollars by July to cover half of the 400000-dollar annual budget for the men's swimming program. The group met KU athletics director Bob Frederick and coaches to discuss saving the team amid proposed cuts.
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Mir space station ends 15 year voyage with fiery final plunge
Mir reentered Earth in pieces over the South Pacific ending a 15 year, 2.2 billion mile odyssey. Engines slowed the craft to avoid populated areas and it hit water between Australia and Chile. Witnesses in Fiji reported bright flames and a long smoky tail as Progress engines fired to brake Mir before final descent.
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IRS Lets Tax Filers Extend By Phone Or PC
The IRS will offer automatic four month tax-filing extensions this year via phone or computer, in addition to the traditional Form 4868. About 8 million taxpayers are expected to request extensions. Deadline changes: April 16 for most, April 17 in parts of the Northeast due to Patriots Day.
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