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Woman Who Died At 105 Left Behind $10 Million For Community Colleges
Money was scarce when Eva Gordon graduated from her Oregon high school, and attending college was not an option. But her fortune, amassed over decades of investing what little money she could scrape from her paychecks, will enable students at 17 community colleges to fulfill the dream that she had to forgo.
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Barack Obama Meets Oregon Families, 2 More Dead in Campus Shootings
US President Barack Obama arrived in Oregon on Friday to meet relatives of victims of a deadly rampage at a community college, as shootings on two other university campuses left two people dead and four wounded.
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1 Killed, 3 Injured in Shooting at Northern Arizona University
One person was killed and three others wounded in a shooting at an Arizona university early on Friday before police captured the gunman, university officials said.
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Oregon Shooter Killed Himself in Front of Class: Officials
The gunman behind the massacre at a college in Oregon that left nine people dead killed himself in the classroom where the carnage took place, authorities said Wednesday.
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Suspect in Custody After Reports of Gunman on Philadelphia Campus
A suspect is in custody after reports of a person with a weapon put the Community College of Philadelphia on lockdown on Tuesday morning, police said.
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Oregon College Shaken by Massacre Reopens With Counselors, Comfort Dogs
Students still shaken from the deadly mass shooting at an Oregon community college days ago were welcomed back to campus Monday by grief counselors, comfort dogs and words of encouragement from faculty, but classes remained canceled through the week.
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Barack Obama to Visit Relatives of Oregon Shooting Victims
President Barack Obama will travel to Oregon Friday to meet with relatives of the victims of the Umpqua Community College shooting, a White House official told AFP.
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Hillary Clinton Unveils Gun Control Plan during Monday Campaign Stop
US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton today said that, if elected, she would use the power of her office to curb gun violence if necessary.
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Victims, Horror of Oregon Shooting Remembered at Sunday Service
In Roseburg, the small western US town thrown into the national spotlight last week by the shooting of nine students, it was time to reflect and pray Sunday.
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Investigators Piece Together Motive of Oregon Shooter
Investigators on Saturday pieced together clues as why a student at a college in Oregon went on a shooting rampage that left nine people dead, before committing suicide as police cornered him.
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Gunman in Oregon College Massacre Committed Suicide
The gunman who killed his English professor and eight others at an Oregon community college committed suicide after a shootout with police who were on the scene within five minutes and exchanged fire with him almost immediately, authorities said.
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Oregon Gunman Enrolled at College He Attacked in Deadly Rampage
A heavily armed gunman who shot to death an English professor and eight others in an Oregon community college classroom was identified on Friday as a student in the class who previously had been turned away from a private firearms training academy.
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In an Oregon Gun Shop, President Barack Obama's Message Does Not Sit Well
The first thing customers entering the Roseburg Gun Shop see is a life-sized cardboard cutout of President Barack Obama with a Middle Eastern scarf around his head and a badge pinned to his chest that reads: "Gun salesman of the year."
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Guns Are Deep in the Culture of Oregon Town Beset by Shooting
One week ago, the Roseburg Rod and Gun Club hosted a gun show at the local fairgrounds. Two hundred vendors turned out.
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After Oregon, Gun Control Could Give Hillary Clinton Clout Against Bernie Sanders
The Oregon shooting rampage has reignited gun control as an issue in the Democratic presidential race, potentially handing front-runner Hillary Clinton an issue she can use to sway progressives away from challenger Bernie Sanders.
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Woman Who Died At 105 Left Behind $10 Million For Community Colleges
Money was scarce when Eva Gordon graduated from her Oregon high school, and attending college was not an option. But her fortune, amassed over decades of investing what little money she could scrape from her paychecks, will enable students at 17 community colleges to fulfill the dream that she had to forgo.
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Barack Obama Meets Oregon Families, 2 More Dead in Campus Shootings
US President Barack Obama arrived in Oregon on Friday to meet relatives of victims of a deadly rampage at a community college, as shootings on two other university campuses left two people dead and four wounded.
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1 Killed, 3 Injured in Shooting at Northern Arizona University
One person was killed and three others wounded in a shooting at an Arizona university early on Friday before police captured the gunman, university officials said.
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Oregon Shooter Killed Himself in Front of Class: Officials
The gunman behind the massacre at a college in Oregon that left nine people dead killed himself in the classroom where the carnage took place, authorities said Wednesday.
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Suspect in Custody After Reports of Gunman on Philadelphia Campus
A suspect is in custody after reports of a person with a weapon put the Community College of Philadelphia on lockdown on Tuesday morning, police said.
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Oregon College Shaken by Massacre Reopens With Counselors, Comfort Dogs
Students still shaken from the deadly mass shooting at an Oregon community college days ago were welcomed back to campus Monday by grief counselors, comfort dogs and words of encouragement from faculty, but classes remained canceled through the week.
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Barack Obama to Visit Relatives of Oregon Shooting Victims
President Barack Obama will travel to Oregon Friday to meet with relatives of the victims of the Umpqua Community College shooting, a White House official told AFP.
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Hillary Clinton Unveils Gun Control Plan during Monday Campaign Stop
US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton today said that, if elected, she would use the power of her office to curb gun violence if necessary.
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Victims, Horror of Oregon Shooting Remembered at Sunday Service
In Roseburg, the small western US town thrown into the national spotlight last week by the shooting of nine students, it was time to reflect and pray Sunday.
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Investigators Piece Together Motive of Oregon Shooter
Investigators on Saturday pieced together clues as why a student at a college in Oregon went on a shooting rampage that left nine people dead, before committing suicide as police cornered him.
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Gunman in Oregon College Massacre Committed Suicide
The gunman who killed his English professor and eight others at an Oregon community college committed suicide after a shootout with police who were on the scene within five minutes and exchanged fire with him almost immediately, authorities said.
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Oregon Gunman Enrolled at College He Attacked in Deadly Rampage
A heavily armed gunman who shot to death an English professor and eight others in an Oregon community college classroom was identified on Friday as a student in the class who previously had been turned away from a private firearms training academy.
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In an Oregon Gun Shop, President Barack Obama's Message Does Not Sit Well
The first thing customers entering the Roseburg Gun Shop see is a life-sized cardboard cutout of President Barack Obama with a Middle Eastern scarf around his head and a badge pinned to his chest that reads: "Gun salesman of the year."
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Guns Are Deep in the Culture of Oregon Town Beset by Shooting
One week ago, the Roseburg Rod and Gun Club hosted a gun show at the local fairgrounds. Two hundred vendors turned out.
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After Oregon, Gun Control Could Give Hillary Clinton Clout Against Bernie Sanders
The Oregon shooting rampage has reignited gun control as an issue in the Democratic presidential race, potentially handing front-runner Hillary Clinton an issue she can use to sway progressives away from challenger Bernie Sanders.
