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Religious, cultural groups hold forum for unity
Various religious groups on campus held a unity forum Wednesday night in order to discuss the impact of last week's terrorist attacks.
SA sponsors blood, fund drives for disaster relief
This week's Student Assembly meeting focused on the success of Tuesday's blood drive, which received financial support from the group. Homecoming was also a topic of debate, especially the need to reform Homecoming Court nominations.
Theater to re-open in CW
After one year of restoration and renovations, the Kimball Theatre will be ready for the public next Friday, marked by a rededication ceremony. The Theater replaces the popular Williamsburg Theatre, known for its reduced priced movies and shows.
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Bomb found at mosque
An undetonated, homemade bomb was found outside a James City County mosque this week and is being investigated as a hate crime by the FBI. The act is thought to stem from anti-Islamic sentiments that have been prevalent since last week's terrorist attacks.
Together in Grief
In accordance with President Bush's declaration of Friday as a National Day of Prayer and Rememberance, the College cancelled classes for the day. Meanwhile, students gathered in the Sunken Gardens for a prayer service.
Fewer attend sorority rush
The end of sorority rush Monday saw a decrease in women opting to rush this year as compared to last. Various reasons have been given for the decline, including academics and the decision to go dry.
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Beyond the 'Burg
Bush grants INS more power to detain
U.S. forms anti-terrorism coalition
Taliban asks bin Laden to leave
News in Brief
Faculty to speak on war
Lecture and book signing to take place
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World Beat: New York
The reopening of the US financial markets after a four-day-long hiatus resulted in a disaster week on Wall Street.
Police Beat
The compilation of reported criminal activity for the week of September 21, 2001.
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