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The City Council placed the topic on the agenda of the Jamestown Civic Center and Promotion Committee meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 24.

The en banc Ninth Circuit on Monday handed a significant Title IX victory to a University of Arizona student who said she had been violently assaulted by a member of the school's football team, reversing a lower court decision and ruling that the university had failed to protect her and violated her right to equal protection.

Bishan Singh Bedi is outspoken, courageous and pugnacious. When he was captain of the Indian team, he proved to be a great leader.

A committee headed by Rick Becker, a former member of the North Dakota House of Representatives from Bismarck, is currently gathering signatures to put the measure on the ballot in 2024.

"We don’t usually believe that there was a conspiracy to lure us onto an unsafe bridge. nWe have to decide whom to trust." — David Steele.

TS Foods started life as The Dolphin fish and chip shop in Castlewellan, which is where founders Tony and Ann Steele identified a gap in the market for retail chip-shop style pasties

Award-winning sports journalist Jim Trotter accused two NFL team owners of making blatantly racist remarks that other league officials failed to address, as "part of a long list of cautionary tales involving the treatment of Black professionals across the NFL" included in his discrimination and retaliation lawsuit against the league filed on Tuesday.

Would all religions, according to the divine will of universal salvation, be existential possibilities of opening to the mystery of salvation? That is the question. Who does not question the uniqueness of the mediation of Christ. On the contrary, it is a matter of recognizing the Christic nature of grace, not assigning it a temporal owner.

Washington State and Oregon State universities, the last remaining institutions in the Pacific-12 Conference starting next year, were granted a temporary restraining order Monday to stop a scheduled meeting of the conference board of directors that would have given the departing members a voice in the Pac-12's already endangered future.

On Sept. 8, 1974, President Gerald R. Ford granted a “full, free, and absolute pardon” to former President Richard Nixon covering his entire term in office.