SIU Carbondale ends Halloween break to curb violence
SIU Carbondale will not extend a Halloween weeklong break this year. Chancellor Walter Wendler said the campus will continue classes through Halloween, stressing education and calendar stability amid previous disruptions. City officials support the decision and will align with the university’s plan.
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James E. Walker
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NASDAQ and Wall Street Dip After Afghanistan Attacks
Chicago Mercantile Exchange trader Andy Stauros works the NASDAQ pit as markets edge higher yet cautious. NASDAQ finishes up slightly while the NYSE drops about 51 points amid mounting global tension from U S led Afghanistan strikes.
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Limbaugh says he is virtually deaf and presses on
Rush Limbaugh told listeners he is totally deaf in his left ear and has partial hearing in the right. He said he can no longer hear radio or television and that the loss occurred over three months. He renewed his Premiere contract this summer through 2009 for a record price.
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Rush Limbaugh
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Premiere Radio Networks
Weather Today and Tonight Forecast
Partly sunny with highs in the lower 70s. Tonight cloudy with mid-50s lows. Wednesday brings a chance of rain and highs in the lower 70s with mid-50s lows. Details on 8A. Subscribe at 800 228-0429 option 2 or online at southernillinoisan.com.
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Second Day of Incidents in Afghanistan Heightens U.S. Alert
U S strikes Kabul Kandahar and Mazar e Sharif for a second night with warplanes and missiles as the United States signals a broader anti extremism campaign. Ashcroft orders 18 000 law enforcement and 27 000 corporate security managers onto the highest alert while Coast Guard mobilizes for ports. Ridge sworn in as homeland security chief.
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Mazar-e Sharif
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Ashcroft
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Cheney
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Florida
Attacks put public in pensive mood
In West City Benton residents shop at Big John's for dinner as news breaks that allied forces have joined the United States in an attack on Afghanistan. Shoppers share mixed feelings hoping for peace while praying for those affected and for their own safety and resolve.
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Glenda Norris
Benton
Big John
Norris
U.S
Afghanistan
Inside on the edge of the abyss
A report on how mentally ill individuals face terrifying treatment and the daunting voices that accompany their care. The article examines the pressures of psychiatric care, the risks of coercive approaches, and the need for compassionate, person centered support.
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