Students move from free sharing to legal campus music services
College freshman Will Mount recalls using Kazaa but now benefits from a campus initiative at American University in Washington DC to curb illegal file sharing. About 50 colleges, including AU, provide legal online music through services like Ruckus Napster and Coigix with subsidies from campus budgets.
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Wallet lost in 1966 returned to Boston mariner
James Lubeck recalls losing his wallet in Marblehead Harbor in 1966 while securing his sailboat. A fisherman later found the wallet sheath with 10 to 12 credit cards and IDs in a mud crust, near 25 miles off Marblehead. Cards dated to the late 1960s. Lubeck’s son called. $300 in checks, long gone, reappeared with the wallet.
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Environmentalists win ruling to restore wolves in Northeast
A federal judge ordered the Interior Department to boost gray wolf restoration in Maine New Hampshire Vermont and New York after finding 2003 rules halted efforts. Environmental groups led by Vermont Law School and groups in Vermont Maine New York and the National Wildlife Federation hailed the decision as a major victory.
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