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International students’ credit card use tracked by INS

by Elizabeth Dunbar
Published December 3, 2002

The federal government now has Ali Nasiri-Amini's credit card number. "Do you want to charge me for this service?" he said he asked a government official jokingly during his special registration interview...

High Court to examine college use of affirmative action

by Dan Haugen
Published December 3, 2002

The U.S. Supreme Court announced Monday it will hear arguments in two controversial college admissions lawsuits next year. The complaints focus on the use of affirmative action in undergraduate and law...

U.N. Inspectors Return to Iraqi Airfield

Published December 2, 2002

K By Rajiv Chandrasekaran The Washington Post HAN BANI SAAD, Iraq - In the late 1980s, according to U.N. arms experts, military researchers at this sleepy airfield north of Baghdad tested the Zubaidy device,...

Troops Run ‘Minefield Marathon’ in Afghanistan

Published December 2, 2002

B By Pamela Constable The Washington Post AGRAM, Afghanistan - The starting point was a Soviet fighter jet carcass, the course ran between two barbed wire fences hung with land mine warnings and the finish...

Student soldiers reflect on mandatory military service

by Elizabeth Dunbar
Published November 27, 2002

Berk Yesin spent one month in a military training program in Turkey where push-ups were optional and running wasn't recommended. Three years of Koby Nahmias' life were spent in the Israeli army, where...

John Rawls, Who Shaped Modern Notions of Social Justice, Dies at 81

Published November 26, 2002

J By Peter Hong Los Angeles Times ohn Rawls, a political philosopher who shaped late 20th century notions of social justice with ideas that guided debates over topics from affirmative action and welfare...

FBI Reports Drastic Increase in Hate Crimes Against Muslims

Published November 26, 2002

W By Richard A. Serrano Los Angeles Times ASHINGTON - Hate crimes and other acts of vengeance against Muslims and other immigrants from the Middle East skyrocketed nationwide after the Sept. 11 terrorist...

SAT Firm Probes Cheating

Published November 26, 2002

T By Brigid Schulte The Washington Post he company that administers the SAT is conducting a widespread investigation into allegations of cheating after eight boys at the Landon School in Bethesda, Md.,...

Saudis Face U.S. Demand on Terrorism

Published November 26, 2002

W By Douglas Farah The Washington Post ASHINGTON - A National Security Council task force is recommending an action plan to President Bush that is designed to force Saudi Arabia to crack down on terrorist...

Student Deaths at Protest Shame Afghan Government

Published November 26, 2002

K By Pamela Constable The Washington Post ABUL, Afghanistan - Abdul Rahim was the most promising of his siblings, a bright and diligent student of 21. His father, a respected Islamic judge from the southern...

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