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He Was Jailed By Castro During The Bay Of Pigs. Now He's Saddened By His Death.
Journalist Henry Raymont smoked cigars with Fidel Castro during hours-long interviews.
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Rolling Stone Journalist Found Guilty Over False Rape Story
A federal court jury decided Friday that a Rolling Stone journalist defamed a former University of Virginia associate dean in a 2014 magazine article about sexual assault on campus that included a debunked account of a fraternity gang rape.
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University Sought To Kill Alumni Magazine Article On Campus Sex Assault. The Story Never Ran.
In the weeks before Rolling Stone magazine published a sensational article about sexual assault at the University of Virginia in November 2014, Dean of Students Allen Groves wrote a message to high-ranking administrators questioning the magazine's bias.
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Arnold Palmer, 'King' of The PGA Tour, Dies at 87
Golf legend Arnold Palmer, known on the PGA tour as "The King", died on Sunday at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh
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Arnold Palmer, 'King' of The PGA Tour, Dies at 87
Golf legend Arnold Palmer, known on the PGA tour as "The King", died on Sunday at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh
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U-Va. Case Provides Sobering Portrait Of Real-World Consequences Of College Party Culture
When Haley Lind was found alone in a stranger's bathroom, she was naked and in a drunken stupor, barely able to stand or speak, a raucous party raging around her. She awoke in her bed hours later, her head pounding, leaves in her hair, soaked in her own urine.
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'Unbelievable!' An Irish Runner's Stunning Comeback Victory
Phil Healy stood on the track and extended her hand, waving to her track teammate to hand over the baton. By the third lap of the 4x400 relay, the University College Cork women's team was fifth and almost a quarter of a lap behind the leader.
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Student's Racist Video Spreads Online, Draws Concern At Elite Private School
The head of an elite prep school said he was "disgusted" and "disheartened" after watching a video that depicts a white student using vitriolic language to describe black people, comments that were shared throughout the student body on social media and have drawn outrage from students and staff.
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Hindu Group Protests Possible California Textbook Changes
More than 80 years ago, Indian political leader Mahatma Gandhi led the so-called "Salt March" to the shores of the Arabian Sea as part of a non-violent demonstration against taxes on salt under British rule.
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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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He Was Jailed By Castro During The Bay Of Pigs. Now He's Saddened By His Death.
Journalist Henry Raymont smoked cigars with Fidel Castro during hours-long interviews.
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Rolling Stone Journalist Found Guilty Over False Rape Story
A federal court jury decided Friday that a Rolling Stone journalist defamed a former University of Virginia associate dean in a 2014 magazine article about sexual assault on campus that included a debunked account of a fraternity gang rape.
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University Sought To Kill Alumni Magazine Article On Campus Sex Assault. The Story Never Ran.
In the weeks before Rolling Stone magazine published a sensational article about sexual assault at the University of Virginia in November 2014, Dean of Students Allen Groves wrote a message to high-ranking administrators questioning the magazine's bias.
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Arnold Palmer, 'King' of The PGA Tour, Dies at 87
Golf legend Arnold Palmer, known on the PGA tour as "The King", died on Sunday at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh
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Arnold Palmer, 'King' of The PGA Tour, Dies at 87
Golf legend Arnold Palmer, known on the PGA tour as "The King", died on Sunday at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh
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U-Va. Case Provides Sobering Portrait Of Real-World Consequences Of College Party Culture
When Haley Lind was found alone in a stranger's bathroom, she was naked and in a drunken stupor, barely able to stand or speak, a raucous party raging around her. She awoke in her bed hours later, her head pounding, leaves in her hair, soaked in her own urine.
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'Unbelievable!' An Irish Runner's Stunning Comeback Victory
Phil Healy stood on the track and extended her hand, waving to her track teammate to hand over the baton. By the third lap of the 4x400 relay, the University College Cork women's team was fifth and almost a quarter of a lap behind the leader.
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Student's Racist Video Spreads Online, Draws Concern At Elite Private School
The head of an elite prep school said he was "disgusted" and "disheartened" after watching a video that depicts a white student using vitriolic language to describe black people, comments that were shared throughout the student body on social media and have drawn outrage from students and staff.
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Hindu Group Protests Possible California Textbook Changes
More than 80 years ago, Indian political leader Mahatma Gandhi led the so-called "Salt March" to the shores of the Arabian Sea as part of a non-violent demonstration against taxes on salt under British rule.
-
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.
