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The feedback you get from a critic is icing on the cake. BRIEFLY Harding charged for drunken driving BATTLE GROUND, WASH. (AP) — Former figure skater Tonya Harding crashed her pickup into a ditch early Saturday and was cited for drunken driving after failing a sobriety and breath test, police said. Neither Harding nor her passenger was hurt in the 1:30 a.m. accident, in Battle Ground, northwest of Portland, Ore. Authorities did not release Harding’s blood-alcohol con tent. Harding's life has taken sev eral bizarre turns since she was implicated in the 1994 knee whacking of rival skater Nancy Kerrigan. Two years ago, she was sentenced to three days in jail for hitting her boyfriend with a hubcap during a drunk en argument. In January, a judge ordered her to vacate her home near Camas, Wash., for failing to pay rent and late fees totaling $4,530. Bow Wow to play for honor students SHREVEPORT, LA. (AP) - Fifteen-year-old rapper Bow Wow will headline a celebration for honor students 'Monday at Southern University Shreveport, but many of the in vited students will not be al lowed to hear his rap about stay ing in school and off drugs. Three local school districts were invited to bus students to the university but two refused to allow students to attend. Robert Schiller, Caddo Parish schools superintendent, said Saturday that "to endorse commercially sponsored activ ities during the school days" is inconsistent with discipline policies and would set a prece dent. KMJJ program director Michael Tee said principals and the parish school board ap proving the event and award, knowing that KMJJ was the sponsor. Bow Wow, who recently dropped the Lil' from his name, is known for his hit single "Bounce With Me" from his 2000 debut album "Beware of Dog." Ali’s daughter joins fight on disease LOS ANGELES (AP) - May May Ali, the daughter of box ing great Muhammad Ali, has joined the fight against Parkinson's disease, the debili tating illness that has struck her father. She is now a part of Team Parkinson, an organization that gathers pledge money for medical research against Parkinson's disease. Ali began noticing the effects _ on her father at the early stages of his disease. "I said, 'Daddy, are you sad?' Because he was looking so ex pressionless after a while," Ali said. "But that was the Parkinson's mask, his wife told me." Through her volunteer work, she has befriended Moses Remedios, a medical school professor diagnosed with Parkinson's disease two years ago. Overlooked Film Festival to begin CHAMPAIGN, ILL. (AP) - Most were box office flops. Others didn't make it that far. That none found much of an au dience made them perfect for Roger Ebert and his Overlooked Film Festival. 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