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Paoli determined to play: For the love of her game
Last
semester, two Mason women's lacrosse players were injured while
in North Carolina for an away game. Liz Paoli was crossing the street
with her teammate Laura Kinney when the two were struck by a car.
Computer
programmers place fourth
"We
were more sort of flabbergasted," said Joel VanLaven about his team's
recent accomplishment at the Association for Computing Machinery's.
Social
work course hopes to dispel age stereotypes
Old people are slow. Seniors citizens sit in rocking chairs all
day and lead boring lives.Old
people are sick.
News
in Brief
Clinton
discusses Cuban boy custody and his year in office
President
Clinton said today he hopes U.S. and Cuban officials will not allow
"politics or threats" to decide the fate of a 6-year-old Cuban boy
caught in an international custody dispute.
New
psychology honors program yields many benefits
Psychology
majors who are looking for an exciting and challenging experience
at Mason and want to further their education in graduate school
should consider applying for the department's new honors program.
Election
2000
Poll
states McCain gains the edge over Bush and other opponents.
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president Sas vetoes resolution 4 |
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Student
Government President Eric Sas has decided to veto Resolution
4, which supports the Virginia Student Leaders Associations
efforts to seek a student vote on the Board of Visitors. The
resolution passed by a vote of 13-11-3 at the Dec. 4 student
senate meeting.
In the Dec. 6 issue of Broadside, Sas said he planned to sign
the resolution. However, once he was able to study it in detail,
he changed his mind.
"The
resolution was not in the appropriate form and was in an unacceptable
state to accurately represent the views of the student government,"
he said.
The resolution will be reintroduced today during the student
government meeting held at 4:30 p.m. in SUB II.
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