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Monday Apr. 29, 2002

SafeRide will now drop students off in garages

Two suspects still at large in string of sexual assaults in dorms and garage

SafeRide will now expand its service to pick up and drop off students at their cars in university parking garages, the programâs director said.

The move comes in response to Thursdayâs sexual assault in the Park Avenue Garage, in which a man pushed a woman into her car as she was getting out and raped her. [Read article]

 

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  • In 1661, the Chinese Ming dynasty occupied Taiwan.
  • In 1813, rubber was patented.
  • In 1892, Charlie Reilly becomes baseballâs first pinch hitter.
  • In 1939, Whitestone Bridge, which connects the Bronx and Queens, opened.
  • In 1961, ABCâs ãWide World of Sportsä made its debut.
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    Quotable...

    ãBlow by blow, stab by stab, and shot by shot, we know exactly what happened in that casino. If there is any other event that precipitated what happened in there we may never know.ä
    ÷ Las Vegas police Lt. Vince Cannito after watching surveillance tapes that documented a gun and knife brawl between biker clans in a Laughlin, Nev., casino.


     

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