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With Pitt's Light Up Night scheduled for tomorrow, Student Government Board president Shady Henien has called another audible on his controversial fiberglass panther statue project.
Groups with few members have high hopes at CMU (Central Michigan Life)
Cultural and independent Greeks have never been big on CMU's campus, but they always have been strong. It was that strength that drew Carlos Rubio to them during his freshman year in the spring of 2002. "The NPHC (National Pan-Hellenic Council) was active and strong," the New Lothrop graduate student said.
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SMU's Sharee Shepherd (left) tries to get past Stephen F. Austin's Whitney Cormier (right) during the first half of Wednesday night's game at Moody Coliseum. SMU beat SFA 66-60. Read the full recap in Sports.
Black group plans town meeting (Connecticut Post)

BRIDGEPORT ? Saying that they're "fired up and ready to go," a group calling itself the Voices of Freedom plans an African-American town meeting here Saturday.
Black group plans town meeting (Connecticut Post)

BRIDGEPORT ? Saying that they're "fired up and ready to go," a group calling itself the Voices of Freedom plans an African-American town meeting here Saturday.

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Black group plans town meeting (Connecticut Post)
BRIDGEPORT ? Saying that they're "fired up and ready to go," a group calling itself the Voices of Freedom plans an African-American town meeting here Saturday.
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