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| Illinois Man Changes Name To Bubba Bubba Bubba |
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scoop writes "Man Says Judge Had Strange Look On Her Face But Legalized Change
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. -- Bubba is now officially Mr. Bubba. Raymond Allen Gray Jr. has always been called Bubba, so he legally changed his name. "
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| Campus vehicles have free driving reign |
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scoop writes "Amanda Loeffelholz
Exponent (UW-Platteville student newspaper)
Last semester 24 students were observed driving on the sidewalks of the UW-Platteville campus. Seven of these students were cited with a driving on the sidewalk violation. A driving on the sidewalk violation will result in a fine of $156.20 and the loss of two demerit points off a driving license. "
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| Stampede Of Early Morning Shoppers Seriously Injures Woman |
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| scoop writes "ORANGE CITY, Fla. -- A stampede of shoppers left a woman seriously hurt this morning."
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| Ford To Replace Fuel-System Part In Focus |
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scoop writes "Safety Risk Low, So Recall Not Needed, Company Says
WASHINGTON -- Ford Motor Co. will replace a faulty part in the fuel system of hundreds of thousands of Ford Focus vehicles.
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| RP defends letters to the editor |
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scoop writes "Royal Purple Staff Opinion
The Royal Purple staff would like to address an issue that several people have shown concern about. In last week’s issue, there was a letter to the editor titled, “The Bible condemns homosexual behavior.” We have received 14 letters regarding that letter, its content and why it was published."
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| Gay issues raise concern on campus |
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scoop writes "By James Debilzen
Royal Purple staff writer
Some University of Wisconsin-Whitewater students have started to express concern over what they see as a rise in intolerance towards the gay community. University Police say that there is little to worry about."
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| Hwy. 14: Not in my neighborhood! |
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| scoop writes "This is a letter to the editor (for the Observer) that I wrote today after I read about the ludicrous path that the WisDOT has chosen to use for rerouting Hwy. 14 between Oregon and Brooklyn. To read the whole story, go to www.oregonobserver.com. Eventually, I will post a map of where the proposed route will go and where my house is in relation to it."
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| Nintendo reports 'first half' loss. |
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| Japanese giant Nintendo has announced a loss for the first half of 2003, as expected, and has reiterated its plan to launch an innovative new game product next year - with an official unveiling expected at E3.
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| MP3.com is sold; all content to be deleted |
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| The once-high-flying San Diego Internet music site MP3.com is being sold to CNET Networks, a San Francisco company that runs a number of technology information sites.
The current site will cease to exist as of Dec. 2, and CNET has not revealed when the revamped version will be launched.
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| Whitewater professor sues colleagues |
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scoop writes "By Sarah Smith
Royal Purple staff writer
E. Powell, a University of Wisconsin-Whitewater social work professor, has filed a libel and slander lawsuit against university officials and professors for injury to his reputation."
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