Life and Arts preview for freshmen in college
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Dave Marcis Remains Nascar's Elder Statesman
Dave Marcis is described as the elder statesman for NASCAR fans and fellow racers, reflecting his veteran status and long career in the sport.
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Dave Marcis
Nascar
Mooove to ping-pong decor lights up Chicago parks
Chicago embraces ping-pong art after last year’s Cows on Parade success. 150 parks and 150 sites host full-size tables indoors and out, aiming to replicate the public buzz that followed the fiberglass cows. Residents express mixed views while officials tout the initiative’s community appeal.
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Chicago
City Department of Cultural Affairs
Lois Weisberg
Denise Milito
Navy Pier
Matt Naglak
Johnson
Castro voices alarm over Bush missile defense pledge
Fidel Castro told about 200000 in Pinar del Rio that Bush would be the 10th U S president to try changing Cuba’s political system and would fail, calling Bush and Gore boring. He condemned the Republican platform and urged opposition to U S actions while promising Cuba’s resolve against foreign pressure.
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Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Fidel Castro
George W. Bush
Texas
al Gore
Castro
Bush
White House
Havana
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Miami
Tax-free shopping weekend boosts crowds and stock at stores
Families flocked to sales as clothing under 100 dollars escaped the 8.25 percent tax during the two day tax free holiday. Shoppers like Petro Cano and his sister navigated crowds while mothers aided by grandparents tried to balance parenting and purchases. Store managers noted staffing and stock challenges as retailers expanded personnel for the event.
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Petro Cano
Gabriella Cano
Kim Acosta
Acosta
Mervyn
Araceli Carrasco
Seana
Lorie Stamper
New Superintendent Brings Own Style to Job
Roy Benavides became Ector County ISD superintendent on June 1 succeeding Vernon Stokes. His early tenure shows a fresh approach with minimal personal mementos in the office as he settles into the role. See BENAVIDES on Page 2A.
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Roy Benavides
ECISD
Ector County Independent School District
Benavides
Vernon Stokes
Climber fights to save Soda Mountain wildland
In Lincoln Oregon Dave Willis a longtime mountain climber recalls protecting Soda Mountain from development as he shifted from climbing to conservation. He warns bulldozers and chainsaws threaten the rugged canyons where the Cascade Great Basin and Siskiyou ranges converge.
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Lincoln, Ore
Dave Willis
Lone Pine Ridge
Cascade Range
Great Basin
Siskiyou
Willis
Mojo
Boccard Point
New Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument
Lincoln
Ore
Women ready to shine in New England Storm tryouts
In Waltham Massachusetts AP reports 96 women tried out for the New England Storm part of the 14 team Women’s Professional Football league. Tryouts at Bentley College cut the roster to 65 for training camp and 45 by opening day October 14. Team owner Melissa Korpacz, a Providence attorney, also aims to be the starting fullback.
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Waltham
Mass
New England Storm
Melissa Korpacz
Providence, R.L
Storm
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Ceser Baca
Woodland Hills
United States
Beau States
David Willis
Soda Mountain
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Interior
Bruce Babbitt
Jen Blum
Western New England Law School
Springfield
Long Island
New York
Ken Brodnax
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