Duquesne weighs campuswide student computer leasing plan
Duquesne University weighing a proposal to supply every undergraduate with a computer and lease costs around 250 dollars per semester. The plan would install machines in dorms, with four year buyout options and delivery for off campus students. Deans will decide this week to roll out beginning with freshmen and expand to all undergraduates.
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Bar discrimination hinders progress of women lawyers
Miami AP reports women attorneys nationwide describe persistent bias in the legal profession. Despite gains such as female ABA leadership and two women on the Supreme Court since 1993, witnesses warn of a glass ceiling, pay gaps, and limited progress beyond entry level.
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Florida
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Justice Department
Janet Reno
Jamie Gorslicl
Roberta Cooper Ramo
Albuquerque
Mim
Tallahassee
Fla
Martha Barnett
House of Delegates
Schock
Bakker Returns to Heritage USA Pulpit After Prison
Jim Bakker, once deposed PTL leader, returned to the Heritage USA site in Fort Mill South Carolina to honor Henry Harrison, telling a memorial crowd he was scared but hopeful as he spoke from the pulpit for the first time since his fall. He recalled Uncle Henry’s support and described prison life while thanking supporters and family.
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Not-for-profit One City Cafe aids the poor in New York
Walter Hardgraves and Patsy Roth praise One City Cafe in north Greenwich Village as a not-for-profit site feeding the poor at low prices and training six trainees from public assistance for jobs in food service. It aims to replace overcrowded soup kitchens with full service meals while offering hands-on employment at seven dollars an hour.
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Walter Hardgraves
Hardgraves
Patsy Roth
Roth
Greenwich Village
Rosenthal
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