Archive for April, 2005

Fan Celebrates Nearly 30 Years of ‘Star Wars’ Love

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WESTLAND, Mich.- If Obi-Wan Kenobi and his green friend Yoda could visit the home of John Muse, they would come away with just one conclusion.

“The Force is strong in this one.”

Muse, a 35-year-old business consultant, has seen the “Star Wars” movies too many times to count.

Grads’ Choices Shaped by Uncertainty

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DALLAS- They arrived at college campuses in the fall of 2001 ready for a life of independence.

But this would be an extraordinary fall term for a freshman class expecting to be ensconced safely in college.

Before completing their first set of final exams, a perfect storm of economically crippling events struck, starting with the terrorist attacks on Sept.

Baseball Nicknames Needed; Good Ones Are a Dying Breed

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Gone are the days of the Splendid Splinter, the Yankee Clipper, the Sultan of Swat – the nicknames that made baseball’s luminaries sound so regal, so untouchable.

So heroic.

Today we have the Pronk. He sounds nothing like a superhero. He is a breakfast cereal or a car part or a disease.

Mysteries and Myths of the Supernatural at Salve

Mysteries and Myths of the Supernatural at Salve

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You came to Salve Regina University for its beauty, for the luxury of living in mansions surrounded by the breathtaking sights of the Atlantic Ocean.

Little did you know that living in some of Salve’s dormitories may include not only sharing your room with a roommate or two, but with the university’s ghostly history as well.

Good Grades Earn Students Luxury Cars

Good Grades Earn Students Luxury Cars

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HACKENSACK, N.J. – Alex Tsaur loves his sporty black Audi S4. It has soft leather seats, satellite radio, all-wheel drive and a moon roof. When leased last fall, it was worth more than $50,000. Tsaur says he earned it — by pleasing his parents with As and Bs in school.