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Cardinal Avery Dulles, prominent Catholic theologian, dies at 90
Cardinal Avery Dulles, a former professor at Catholic University in Washington, D.C., who was born into a family of elite Protestant diplomats and became one of the country's most prominent Catholic theologians, died Friday at an infirmary at Fordham...Tags: Education, Washington (U.S. state), California, Family Planning, Polio
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Ecumenical Catholic
Other job experience: Junior high school teacher and Franciscan Brother for 12 years in Diocese of Brooklyn; administrator of Catholic elementary school in southern California.
Other community posts: Chaplin at eight senior citizen residences-nursing...Tags: Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Louis Armstrong, High School Sports, Brooklyn (New York City), Manhattan (New York City)
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Supreme Court takes up lethal injection battle
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterThe legal battle over lethal injection, which comes before the U.S. Supreme Court today, has been conducted in unusual secrecy, with courts permitting states across the country to keep from lawyers and the public precisely how death row inmates are...Tags: Justice and Rights, Trials, U.S. Supreme Court, California, Prisons
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Los Angeles Comedy Festival begins tonight
Funny doesn't discriminate.
At least, that's the philosophy that prompted Lawrin Goulston Salazar and her husband to launch the Los Angeles Comedy Festival last year. The "all-inclusive" biannual event is a sort of comedy smorgasbord featuring improv,...Tags: Arts and Culture, Education, Texas, Britney Spears, Festive Events
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5 years later, prosecutor's death still a mystery
In the early-morning darkness of Dec. 4, 2003, a drilling company employee spotted something red glowing a short distance from his rural Pennsylvania office and swung his car around to investigate. There, in his headlights' path, was an unoccupied silver...Tags: Lancaster (Lancaster, Virginia), Bronx (New York City), Trials, The New York Times, Washington (U.S. state)
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No writers? Luckily, it's Christmas
Sun television criticShrek the Halls, a new Christmas special featuring that cash cow of an ogre from the big screen, has yet to be shown on TV, but ABC is already calling it an "instant classic." Foolish me, I thought it was the audience that determines which shows are...Tags: Arts and Culture, Education, Crimes, Rockefeller Center, Cameron Diaz
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Brothel promises to make its clients reality stars
Bloomberg NewsIf you want to watch Nick having sex with a prostitute, he's happy to let you. The 36-year-old bank-security technician drove eight hours from his home in Metz, France, to Big Sister, a Prague brothel, where customers peruse a touch-screen menu of...Tags: Education, Gaming, Swiss Confederation, Czech Republic, Television Industry
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Robert Mulligan dies at 83; directed 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
Robert Mulligan, who was nominated for an Academy Award for directing the 1962 film classic "To Kill a Mockingbird," died Saturday at his home in Lyme, Conn. He was 83. Mulligan had heart disease, his nephew Robert Rosenthal said. The director began...Tags: Natalie Wood, Movies, Arts and Culture, CBS Corp., Cinema Industry
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Where the Boys Are: Palm Beach football players in college
South Florida Sun-SentinelAmerican Heritage-Delray Josh Pee: WR; Carson-Newman; So. Dominique Battle: DB; Cincinnati; Fr. Alicus Nozinor: WR; Eastern Illinois University; Sr. Corey Riley: DL; Eastern Michigan University; Sr. Warley Leroy: K; Florida Atlantic University; R-Sr....Tags: University of Minnesota, University of Florida, Education, University of Pennsylvania, Rutgers University
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Enron waves fade, but effects remain
a Tribune Media Services columnistAs the Enron Corp. scandal becomes smaller and smaller in the rearview mirror, everyday investors may be wondering what difference the aftermath really made to them. These days, many see only scattered road kill: - Kenneth Rice, its former Internet...Tags: Stock Broking, CEO Pay, Labor Legislation, Financial Markets, Corporate Crime
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Patricia Del Rio
Patricia Del Rio joined CW11/WPIX in October 2005 as lead reporter and fill in anchor on the Emmy Award winning CW11 Morning News. An Emmy award winner herself, Patricia has won and been nominated for several Emmys including her reporting live from Ground...Tags: National Basketball Association, Education, California, Manhattan (New York City), Greenpoint
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Sal Marchiano
Sal Marchiano, the sports anchor for the CW11 News At Ten, has been reporting sports on New York television for 40 years. Brooklyn-born and bred, Sal has always worked in the New York metropolitan area. In 1963, after graduating from Fordham...Tags: Education, New York Knicks, New York Giants, Howard Cosell, Colleges and Universities
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