27 May 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2001
Page
1
Sunday May 27 2001 forecast mentions possible thunderstorm activity and variable temperatures. Highs near 68 and lows around 52. Monday forecast shows mixed skies with possible showers, highs near 66 and lows around 48.
SU, the biggest spender among Big Easy schools, faces a national shift in college enrollment that hinders proportionality between female students and athletes. Chronicle data show female student representation rose to 43.2 percent in 1999 00 while female athletes reached 36.9 percent in 1996 97 and 43.2 percent later, leaving SU short of federal Title IX goals despite adding women’s soccer lacrosse and softball and cutting wrestling and gymnastics.
A Stockbridge teen, Drienne Wilson, reflects on Mississippi as the country’s poorest state and wonders how its dusty fields compare with Madison County’s green hills. She recalls images from films while living near a dairy farm milking about 100 cows daily.
Adrienne and Logan freed a newborn calf after an hour with rope and care. Wilson boards a plane, first to Memphis then Jackson, Miss., for a week of humidity and history with 15 other Central New York teens. Sen. Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann recalls helping register black voters and rural clinics in Mississippi in the early 1970s.
The Associated Press reports Congress completed a sweeping 1.35 trillion dollar, 10 year tax cut driven by Republicans and moderate Democrats. The plan lowers income tax rates, expands the child credit, and includes rebates up to 300 for individuals and 600 for couples. Bush hails it as a bipartisan milestone amid Democratic losses.
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