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Prof speaks on women, policy

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UA election violations to be probed

U. Police release corrected figures

Anonymous AIDS test site is possible

Mail problems in Quad grow worse

Racial harassment cases are up

State attorney general defends abortion law

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Yeakel talks about the lessons she learned

Tenure denial sparks lawsuit

Thouron Awards let four study in Britain

Next year, four University seniors will have the opportunity to study for free in Great Britain, immersing themselves in British culture at the graduate schools of their choice. Seniors Karen Saah, Michael Dal Bello, Beau Ances and Michelle Peluso are the recipients of the Thouron Award, a fellowship that allows selected University graduates to study at any institution of higher education in Great Britain. The award covers tuition, room, board and expenses for travel and cultural enrichment, according to Carole Clarke, who coordinates the fellowship for the University’s Office of Development.

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