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The House approved a proposal Wednesday to allow the public and press to attend meetings of committees that negotiate the final version of legislation.


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Culture

Olympic games to go platinum

Organizers of this year's Olympiad, which kicks off Friday in Salt Lake City, hope that nightly performances by multi-platinum pop music superstars will give the Games new attitude - and lure more viewers to give ratings a big boost.



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Culture

Greek Role Reversal

Greek dramas are all so typical: the chorus chants, blind prophets stumble around screeching omens and a whole bunch of dudes hang out in togas.


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Campus fair spreads health word

African American Student Services sponsored a fair Wednesday at Johnson Gym to provide the black community with information about common health problems, such as sickle cell anemia.



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GPSA fights for child care

Mandy Marshall saw her child care costs soar as she made the transition from undergraduate studies to pursuing her MBA and has pushed the graduate student government to help solve the problem.




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Sports

UNM bests UNLV from charity stripe

Ruben Douglas scored 29 points and knocked down a school record 15 consecutive free throws, leading the UNM men's basketball team to an 84-81 overtime win over the UNLV in The Pit Tuesday night.


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Opinion

COLUMN: NASA should explore life in space

Monday, the Bush administration released its proposal for NASA's 2003 budget. This budget stresses developing nuclear power and propulsion systems. Most unmanned planetary and scientific probe programs will be getting budget increases, but space station Alpha and the space shuttle program will have their funds cut dramatically. Also completely deleted from the budget are planned Europa and Pluto missions.




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LaDuke encourages activism

Former vice-presidential candidate Winona LaDuke said Tuesday that she has been motivated to involve herself in environmental activism because she is an American Indian and a mother.





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