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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 2002

Page

8

Harvard President Mends Rift With Top Black Scholars

Harvard University President Lawrence Summers held a direct discussion with Cornel West and spoke by phone with William Julius Wilson and Henry Louis Gates Jr to restore relations amid concerns over support for affirmative action. Summers apologized to Wilson, and sources say the talks aim to avert departures to Princeton. West had felt slighted after Summers criticized him for a rap CD and class inflation.

Boston Harvard University Princeton University Lawrence Summers Cornel West Henry Louis Gates Jr William Julius Wilson Harvard Joe Wiinn Summers West Wilson Boston Globe New York Times Princeton

Wal-Mart seeks new store in historic New Orleans district

Wal-Mart pushes to open a 200000 square foot Supercenter on about 17 acres near the Lower Garden District along the Mississippi River amid debate with preservationists about urban fit. Backers cite 200 jobs and lower prices while opponents warn of a suburban model amid pedestrian streets and historic homes. The council advances to again review zoning and parking changes as plans include 1200 mixed income housing units and restoration of a cotton press.

New Orleans Wal-Mart Wal- Mart Daphne Davis Moore Barry Schlaile Tommy Kurtz Chamber of Commerce

Federal judge rules homeless may sleep outside church steps

A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction to Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York, allowing police to move homeless people from sidewalks while permitting camping only not on church entranceways. The judge ruled the church sidewalk remains a public space under police regulation and rejected sanctuary on a narrow sidewalk segment.

New York Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church U.S Lawrence McKenna McKenna

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