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Isolated island has uniaue wildlife
TANANARIVE, Madagascar ? The wildlife of this huge island off
eastern coast of Africa has developed in isolation for more than 30 mill
years, anthropologists say.
During that time, the island has evolved more than 100 species of b
and 140 species of frogs found nowhere else.
In addition, the island, which is almost one and a half times the siz<
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Madagascar's dwindling forests abound with 1,000 species of orch
more than are found on the African mainland, which is 50 times as lai
Executives love champagne, study sa:
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porations buys as many as five bottles of champagne four or five tim
year, a recent survey said.
The survey, commissionecTby the French champagne company Pi
Heidsieck, included 121 CEOs from the Fortune 500. The executives
they usually spend about $28 per bottle.
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NEW YORK ? Red and white wine drinkers have different persona
traits, Family Circle magazine reports on a recent survey of waiters ft
48 New York restaurants.
The waiters perceive red wine drinkers as "wild," "dangerous"
"sensual," the magazine says, while drinkers of white wine are "be
dressed," "more chic" and "more cool."
McDonald running to be McMayor
AURORA, Colo. ? Don't let the 48-year-old, well dressed, articu
businessman's name fool you. Ronald McDonald is a serious candidate
mayor of Denver's largest suburb.
"1 giggle along with it, but when it comes down to basic issues, if 1 a<
a serious manner, I will be taken seriously," he said.
Sigma Nu
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Michael Evans Baker, 22, of 755
riaroor view in cnarieston was arrested
and charged with malicious injury
to property and damaging
and/or defacing the highway.
Another male was not arrested,
but was issued a warrant charging i
him with damaging and/or defacing I .
the highway. L
Brewer said he contacted Mark
Usry, the national Sigma Nu
associate executive director in lex
ington, Va., Monday, so that the na- ?
tional office could take appropriate
action against the USC chapter.
"My general feeling is that if a - ?
fraternity is in trouble, it is better to '
handle it in their own organization,"
Brewer said. "We gave Sigma Nu the ..H
opportunity to handle their own pro
blem internally." j- . ^ _
Brewer said Usry told him several T,
times after meeting with him in Columbia
this past Wednesday that the e
national office was going to revoke i r _
Sigma Nu's local charter. But when ^ "
Usry contacted Brewer,Thursday, he | ~ -v ~
said they had reconsidered and were
not planning to revoke the USC f
chapter's charter at that time. ,
Brewer said USC suspended Sigma ! -7-:
Nu, which means it no longer exists ~r" ' -
as a siuueni organization. f ^ - >
Usry could not be reached for \ \
comment, and Mike Russo, president [J
of the chapter, said he would not hBSHhBH
comment on the incident. >
Tau Kappa F.psilon is slated as the
next fraternity to be placed on j
McBryde Quadrangle and should j-"'take
over Sigma Nu's residence hall
and lounge in the spring.
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for A Carolina girl
:t in Judann Justice looks a little lost during tailgating festivities Saturday at
the South Carolina State Fairgrounds.
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