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July 19, 2001"A Stone's Throw"Matthew Dunn, photographerJuly 12, 2001"New Mexico throws Kentucky"Lewis Jacobs, photographer

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Dusty Old Photos

Take a look at past work in the Construction Zone:June 2001: Current ConstructionMay 2001: The SUB Keeps FallingApril 2001: The Disappearing SUBApril 2001: In All DirectionsMarch 2001: The Student Union Building, Part 2March 2001: The Student Union Building Return to the Construction Zone

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In the story “Prenatal arsenic exposure linked to disability” in Monday’s paper, graduate student Christina Tyler never described the mice from her study as showing signs of “lethargy.” Tyler was the principal investigator of the research.

For Copy:�If it Yelps, Let it Goby Nick FordCrowd-sourcing is a novel way of organizing our society these days.

Grant betters computer networks

Researchers will have an easier time sharing information, now that a $498,000 grant will pave the way for better internal computer networks on campus.The grant was awarded by the National Science Foundation to create a separate research network, specifically engineered to support the changing, dynamic needs of researchers on campus, said Gilbert Gonzales, chief information officer at Information Technologies and principle investigator of the grant.“More so than ever before we have faculty that are working on interdisciplinary research projects all around the world, and they need to be able to share data, with our colleagues in Texas, California, Illinois,” Gonzales said.

The good, the bad and the Wicked

“Wicked” has won more than 90 international awards, remained the top-grossing Broadway production for nine consecutive years and broken theater house records in every city it has visited. 

Lead in cold case may fizzle

A Rational (and Conservative) View of Abortion By Joseph Cotto If you think that abortion should be legal, but lean right on other issues, do you deserve a voice in the conservative movement?

For COPY:The Dumb Debate: Big vs. Small By Tina Dupuy One of the dumbest points of contention in modern politics is the Big Government vs.

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Fraternities to train members to help stop assault By Kimberly HeflingWASHINGTON (AP) ? Eight college fraternities announced Tuesday an effort to work together on new training aimed at combating sexual misconduct, hazing and binge drinking.The focus is on learning to recognize, diagnose and intervene in potentially harmful situations.

By Nedra PicklerWASHINGTON (AP) ? Eric Holder, America's first black attorney general and an unflinching champion of civil rights in enforcing the nation's laws, announced his resignation Thursday after leading the Justice Department since the first days of President Barack Obama's term.

LANDOVER, Md. (AP) ? Robert Griffin III dislocated his left ankle and DeSean Jackson sprained his left shoulder in the first quarter, then Kirk Cousins stepped in.

By Jason StanfordSometimes it’s hard to tell whether a politician is crazy or just joking.

Romo, Bryant carry Cowboys past Texans 20-17 in OT By Schuyler DixonARLINGTON, Texas (AP) ? Tony Romo took a few extra moments on the ground, right arm raised to celebrate a long touchdown pass after he escaped what looked like a sure sack for J.J.