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Guns and lattes: The fight to open carry at Starbucks
![Those who prefer to drink their lattes packing protection on their hip turned out at Starbucks across the country on the first day of a "buycott" organized by gun owners -- countering the Starbucks boycott called this week by the National Gun Victims Action Council.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-02/68144838-16042639.jpg "Those who prefer to drink their lattes packing protection on their hip turned out at Starbucks across the country on the first day of a "buycott\" organized by gun owners -- countering the Starbucks boycott called this week by the National Gun Victims Action Council.")
Los Angeles TimesThose who prefer to drink their lattes packing protection on their hip turned out at Starbucks across the country on the first day of a "buycott" organized by gun owners -- countering the Starbucks boycott called this week by the National Gun Victims...Tags: Politics, IKEA, Crime, Law and Justice, Los Angeles Times, Starbucks Corp.
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Extension adjusts to regional office
MITCHELL, Nov. 30 - The six people hired by South Dakota State University Extension to work as educators at its regional office in Mitchell are experiencing firsthand how the program has changed after major restructuring. After state government budget...Tags: Watertown, Colleges and Universities, Agriculture, South Dakota State University
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Precision Agriculture Summit set for Jamestown Jan. 16-17
The Red River Valley Research Corridor has scheduled a Precision Agriculture Summit on Jan. 16-17 at the Farmers Union Conference Center in Jamestown. The summit is intended to be an opportunity for sharing precision agriculture research, technology and...Tags: University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Apple iPhone, Chemical Industry, Education, Computing and Information Technology Industry
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Speakers scheduled for Nat'l Hard Spring Wheat Show
Farm management practices, commodity markets, and soil health are key issues to be discussed during the 59th National Hard Spring Wheat Show scheduled Feb. 6, 7 and 8 at Williston. One of the keynote speakers for the event will be Dr. Danny Klinefelter,...Tags: Commodity Markets, Marketing, Environmental Issues, Breads, Agricultural Research and Technology
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Joe Paterno never got his sunset
The Lehigh Valley is rampant with Penn State loyalists, and I know I haven't endeared myself to some of them with things I've written and said about Joe Paterno.
That gave me pause as I considered whether to weigh in on his life and death.
Yes, I did...Tags: Cancer, Folklore and Mythology, Arts and Culture, College Sports, Clemson University
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Experts: Nothing illegal about use of Ohio grandma
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Legal experts say a group defending Ohio's contested collective bargaining law had a right to use footage of an Ohio great-grandmother from an opponent's ad. The 78-year-old Marlene Quinn's great-granddaughter was saved from a... -
Buy latte, pack gun: Starbucks hit with boycott -- and 'buycott'
Nation NowStarbucks boycott: Gun advocates rally to defend Starbucks against a boycott called by the National Gun Victims Action Council. Their "buycott" supports the company's policy of following state gun laws.... -
Higher education politics
![University System of Maryland Chancellor William E. "Brit" Kirwan, who is in the midst of gathering input on the question of whether the University of Maryland-College Park and the University of Maryland-Baltimore should be merged, says it would be a shame if politics took primacy over the interests of higher education. Too late for that. The issue came up in the most political way possible — with Senate President and top College Park booster Thomas V. Mike Miller waltzing into the Budget and Taxation Committee this spring and inserting language that appeared to require the merger. And no matter how many times Baltimore leaders who oppose the plan insist that their interests aren't parochial, they are essentially grounded in an age-old competition between the city and Maryland's Washington suburbs for prestige and resources.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-10/65569251-21105422.jpg "University System of Maryland Chancellor William E. "Brit\" Kirwan, who is in the midst of gathering input on the question of whether the University of Maryland-College Park and the University of Maryland-Baltimore should be merged, says it would be a shame if politics took primacy over the interests of higher education. Too late for that. The issue came up in the most political way possible — with Senate President and top College Park booster Thomas V. Mike Miller waltzing into the Budget and Taxation Committee this spring and inserting language that appeared to require the merger. And no matter how many times Baltimore leaders who oppose the plan insist that their interests aren't parochial, they are essentially grounded in an age-old competition between the city and Maryland's Washington suburbs for prestige and resources.")
University System of Maryland Chancellor William E. "Brit" Kirwan, who is in the midst of gathering input on the question of whether the University of Maryland-College Park and the University of Maryland-Baltimore should be merged, says it would be a...Tags: College Basketball, College Sports, Donald C. Fry, University of Maryland, College Park, Medical Research
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Urban Meyer Returns Home to Coach Ohio State
AP Sports WriterCOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- If Ohio State did not come calling, Urban Meyer says he was planning to stay away from coaching for at least another year. Meyer, the former Florida coach and native Buckeye, was officially hired Monday by Ohio State, a program...Tags: Health, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Southeastern Conference, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Mountain West Conference
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UK Football: Kentucky gets commitment from Indianapolis lineman Jon Toth
larry@amnews.comHe’s visiting Kentucky for the second time today and has his mother with him for the first time, but Indianapolis offensive lineman Jon Toth decided Wednesday not to wait any longer to give UKża verbal commitment. “The other opportunities were...Tags: United Kingdom, College Football, High School Sports, Michigan, Education
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Tomko-Whiteside
Joy Tomko and Paul Whiteside were married June 4 at St. Vincent Basilica. The Rev. Paul Taylor performed the ceremony.
The maid of honor was Jill Rugg, sister of the bride. Bride’s attendants were Jaime Tomko-O’Malley, sister of the bride;...Tags: Marriage, Family, Education, Colleges and Universities, Human Interest
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