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COLLEGE BRIEFS
Murders leave colleges in state of panic
The murders of five college students in and around the University
of Florida within three days have left the campus community in a
state of panic, provoking some students to leave campus and others to
hold protective slumber parties.
"We can't emphasize too much that students and other members of
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issues," said John Lombardi, President of UF, which invited offcampus
students to move into newly secured on-campus dorms.
All five of the slain students, two of whom attended nearby Santa
Fe Community College, were found within two miles of the UF
campus.
University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana students also have
raised concerns and complaints about safety in the wake of an Aug.
13 murder of a student in her off-campus apartment.
Texas official wants to close black university
Lt. Gov. Bill Hobby suggested the state close financially ailing,
predominantly black Texas Southern University Aug. 17.
"If you believe in an integrated society," Hobby said at a legislative
committee meeting, "you cannot also be intellectually honest and advocate
black universities any more than you can advocate white
universities."
Former TSU Regent Mack Hannah replied, "I am shocked. He is
dead wrong about Texas Southern."
Rutgers sanctions ROTC for homosexual ban
Rutgers University official David Burns said Aug. 22 that his
school had become the first in the country to stop giving scholarships
to Reserve Officer Training Corps students because of ROTC's policy
banning homosexuals from the military.
Following ROTC's ultimate futile efforts in March to retrieve scholarship
money from students at Washington University in St. Louis,
Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
who it ultimately found out were gay, more than 20 campus presidents
signed letters to the Pentagon asking it to change its policy.
None of the schools, however, has yet carried out a threat to disassociate
from the ROTC program.
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called Cooperative Education. It allows students to alternate
studies at the college of their choice with paid, practical work
experience in the career of their choice.
To participate in Co-op Education you don't need to fit into any
particular socio-economic group. You don't need to be a straight "A"
student either.
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cult if they attend certain activities
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Greer said those workers told
him to check the president's office,
which sometimes provided scholar
ships based on academic merit.
He said USC officials at the
Fieldhouse
to do a complete assessment of the
damage, Dixon said.
The apparent cause of the fire
was sparks that came off a roller
used to put down the AstroTurf.
The sparks ignited the glue used to
hold the AstroTurf to the concrete
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Mayra Feliciano, a Spanish professor
and a native of Puerto Rico,
said acknowledgement of National
Hispanic/Latin American Week
could only be positive.
She hopes the week will
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floor. The glue is only volatile
when it is wet, Bass said.
Although he had hoped the facility
would open soon, Bass said
the only immediate drawback is
that the football team will not have
the opportunity to practice on
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feel about taking Spanish classes.
Most students take Spanish only to
satisfy their foreign language
requirements."
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