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tier ranking
U.S. NEWS ^
continued from page 1 ( ?
He is convinced that USC is a ^
contender with the top schools but eRC
stresses that everyone involved with
the law school will have to work together
to make a top rating a reality.
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"We have the potential to be a
top-50 school," Montgomery said, ^
"but the report is a compilation of ^
[ academics, performance and bar-exam
pass rates. It is going to require
a collective effort from the students ^
and the university to make it hapn
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complete list of the rankings ^
is available in the March 29 issue ,
of U.S. News & World Report and 01
on the magazine's Web site at
http://www.usnews.com. a
MORRIS continued from page 1
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be easier for her to move on with her
life. "It wasn't as much about him
dying as it was the fact that I hated
him so much, and I had the
feeling that if I let him die while I
hated so much that I would also be ^ ra
stuck in this hatred that I had," Morris
said.
Morris admitted being resentful
when the book and movie came out.
She said she thinks she kept the
crime alive by doing bad things to
herself. Morris ended the lecture by z?
explaining that forgiveness is a life- *.
long process, that it has different z*a
outcomes for different people and
that forgiveness is for everyone.
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of the Carolina-Clemson game last
I. This is a reprint of a story that apired
in the Clemson Tiger newspa\
If anyone has any information re- "As long a
ding Huggins' death or the events happened froi
or to his being found on the train close the case,r
cks, call the Pickens County Sheriff Travis Koon s
oartment at (864) 898-5500. in an hour ant
The incide
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ggins posted signs on the Clemson Office. The pri
opus that have puzzled students in cage jg y. jyn
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Linda Huggins constructed the signs . . e^cannc
ler son's innocent face, gentle eyes suicide, Maw
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jo ordinary white paper. The fliers' ruling."
tribution initialized campus-wide According t
areness of the event that occurred ly believes it
t fall. Huggins was found the morn- first thing we
; of Nov. 21,1998, on the railroad was suicide," 1
cks after being struck by a Norfolk The famiL
ithern Train one mile from campus, fliers in part b
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jineer and conductor of the train re- gjve search r
ted they had struck a white male on Huggins' sii
tracks. He was wearing a dark blue
jater and tan pants and was lying , . , ,.
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artments behind Tiger Town Tav- Though M
l at about 3:30 a.m., when he was specifics of the
n leaving a party on foot. He was partment was
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s they don't know what "I am sympathetic to t
n 3 to 4 a.m., they can't ily]," he said. "Hopeful]
' Huggins' brother-in-law reach an end with the th
said. "A lot can happen Maw also said that if
1 a half." fort the family, there is ?
nt occurred in the juris- case being turned o
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mary investigator in the for everyone Maw said.
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lor Maw, assigned to the . , .
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stressed that it is still sult of the ^t^ws.
stigation. v "I'm going to contim
?t say it's a murder or a j0b," Maw said,
said. "We have to com- Huggins' sister said
e investigation before a shocked at the lack of ce
ness of the incident,
o Koon, the family strong- 'Tor something so qui
was not a suicide. "The been pushed under the r
ruled out, knowing him, There are some facto
Koon said. help explain students' lin
y decided to put up the to the incident. It occurre
>ecause they did not feel Clemson football-game1
e conducting an aggres- many students were prep
oon said. for Thanksgiving hreak
ster, Anna Huggins Koon, weeil'
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;ly beheves there was foul c . , , ,
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: case, he did say the de- The family hopes it wi
conducting the investi- one's memory of seeing
>est of its ability. night.
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