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Rash of car crimes continues
March 2The Tufts University Police Department (TUPD) arrested a man at 4:34 yesterday afternoon for stealing license plates from a car in the Hill Hall parking lot.
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Inside the World Baseball Classic | To some owners, WBC is a new type of 'March Madness'
March 2For sports junkies, the month of March is synonymous with the grand finale of college hoops and the start of spring training - a shift in major sports that brings with it either euphoria or disappointment.
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Tufts' Primary Source publishes controversial Mohammad cartoons
March 2Wednesday's edition of the Primary Source, Tufts' journal of conservative thought, contains a controversial spread on its last two pages.
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Podcasting hits the classroom
March 2The next time you see a pair of those characteristic white headphones traveling across the quad between classes, don't assume they're blasting Coldplay, Dave Matthews Band or the "Garden State" soundtrack. Their owner may be listening to something that's far from music to a student's ears: homework.
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Black leaders to gather at Tufts
March 2Students, professors and community members will convene tomorrow in Cabot Auditorium for Tufts' second annual Emerging Black Leaders Symposium (EBLS).
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Men's track and field | Last chance for relays this weekend meets
March 2This weekend the Jumbos have two more chances to ascend to track and field's main stage.
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Men's Swimming and Diving | Hoyt dives right in, wins NESCAC coaching honors in second season
March 2Men's swimming and diving coach Adam Hoyt didn't need a grace period.
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McGlynn backs Reilly for governor
March 2Medford Mayor Michael McGlynn, a Democrat, has officially given his support to Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Tom Reilly, a former district attorney who currently serves as state attorney general.
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Weekender | Almost famous: Celebrity lookalikes at Tufts
March 1No, this is not another entry in our "Top 10 people who will never win an Oscar" list. While Cameron Diaz has many notable roles to her credit, including parts in "The Mask," "My Best Friend's Wedding," "Vanilla Sky," and, most surprisingly, "Being John Malkovich," her best performance to date may be as freshman Arianna Rubin's lookalike. Arianna took a break from doing voice-overs for ogre-princesses and answered a few questions about the mysterious CD.
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Weekender interview | Gavin Hood
March 1Just as the Tufts Daily primarily caters to a college demographic and romance novels are typically written for middle-aged women, any writer must consider his audience. Sometimes, with the most terrifying of blessings, it's multiple audiences. Such is the case for Gavin Hood-the South African writer/director of the film "Tsotsi" (pronounced "soht-see").
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Corrections
March 1A quote in yesterday's News article "Tufts Feminists Alliance talks porn" (Mar. 1, 2006) was incorrectly attributed to sophomore Anna Gollub. Senior Melanie Clatanoff, not Gollub, said, "No one jerks off to social consciousness."
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Andrew Bauld | You Can't Steal First
March 1I'd like to begin with an apology. David Leggio, the goaltender for the Clarkson Golden Knights men's hockey team, hear this: you do not suck.
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Traveling Lush | The Gargoyle: a hella/wicked good idea
March 1The Lush should admit something right off the bat here - she has an agenda this week. I hope it revolutionizes your keg-party experience as much as it has my own. But we will get to that later.
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Inside the NESCAC | Four NESCAC women's teams earn bids
March 1In Div. I men's basketball, the Big East is far and away the nation's best conference, threating to have as many as nine teams in the 65-team field of this month's national championship tournament. But when it comes to Div. III women's hoops, the NESCAC is second to none.
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Chang 'Can't Stop Won't Stop' talking about hip-hop or its holy 'trinity'
March 1A truism in historiography is that chronicles of recent history are generally less accurate than those of the more distant past. Historians, it is believed, need to be culturally and chronologically removed from the events they analyze in order to be objective and factual, and credible investigative histories of events that elapsed 20-30 years ago are often hastily debunked by critics and readers.
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Weekender feature | New building is music to Tufts' ears
March 1A wise proverb notes that a "home needs a building, but a building also needs a home." Tufts University has been able to provide both for the budding Music Department, as construction for the new music building is currently underway at high-speed on Talbot Avenue.
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Pete McKeown | Daily Townie
March 1As you already know, I'm proud to be both from Medford and attending Tufts. I started this column just so I could rave to the community about the area. I must confess, though, that being a Townie at Tufts certainly does give a lot back - a lot more than you think. I get all the wonderful perks of living at home with my parents, while not actually having to live at home with my parents.
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Sold into the sex trafficking underworld
March 1According to a February ABC News report, the FBI estimates that well over 100,000 children and young women are trafficked in America today. Some are runaways and victims of abuse, and some are women and men like you.
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Staff Top 10 | People who will never win an Oscar
March 1While we mused over our lists of this year's Oscar nominees, we realized that there are some people out there who will just never win that golden statue. Whether they're untalented, unlucky or unactors, these ten individuals should just kiss their hopes of giving a "You really like me!" speech goodbye.
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