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Public Safety has written 923 tickets to AU community members for parking on off-campus residential streets in the past year. All AU students, faculty and staff are prohibited from leaving their cars on residential streets when coming to campus.
Anyone who knows amtrak knows it has been robbing peter to pay paul. >> brit there's obviously a legitimate debate about funding for amtrak but any sense that had but any sense it had anything to do with this tragedy? >> funding was not a factor. the failure of the the safety system was the issue. there's no indication the accident was caused by nothing but excessive speed and that the engineer had sped up inexplicably in a way that would have made the train jump the tracks whether they were new tracks or old tracks with that much curve. so that whole back and forth, it seems to me was pointle...
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redwing from service, a navy s.e.a.l. at war, sunday night at 10:00 eastern. three days of book tv, this weekend on c-span2. now a discussion on how americans communicate with their presidents. from "washington journal," this is 40 minutes. >> our guest now is eli saslow, who is a staff writer for the "washington post" and has written an interesting book. it's titled "ten letters: the stories americans tell their presidents." there is the cover there. and i wanted to ask you, mr. saslow, first, how interesting a concept in this era of electronic communication, lots of folks still h...