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As we drove through Baghdad's neighbourhoods, essentially the only car on the road except for mi... Iraq notebook: Referendum D
As we drove through Baghdad's neighbourhoods, essentially the only car on the road except for military and police, we came across entire families making their way on foot to polling stations. With a ban on vehicle traffic, people here were given no choice but to walk, in some cases, up to 10 kilometres some with canes, others in wheelchairs, to cast their vote in a referendum they believe will...
Drury nestles itself in what many call a "bubble", an area protected from outside sources of disc... Making a safer campus...
Drury nestles itself in what many call a "bubble", an area protected from outside sources of discomfort and harm.
Several Drury students I spoke to feel relatively safe on our campus, citing factors such as the small number of students and staff and the subsequent recognition of many Drury community members.
In the past year, from Oct. 1, 2004 to Oct. 10, 2005, 112 major crimes have...
If you're a fan of high school sports, no doubt you've seen at a basketball or football game. H... Q & A: 'Deuce' S
If you're a fan of high school sports, no doubt you've seen at a basketball or football game. He's the guy with black hair brushed back, hunched over at the scorer's table frantically scribbling numbers on a sheet of paper. He knows all the coaches -- from Chartiers Valley's Tim McConnell to Duke's Mike Krzyzewski. They greet him by name. Deuce, as he is known by everyone other than his l...
