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Articles
Monday December 3, 2001
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Another student assaulted near campus
Some students say they feel uneasy on campus at night
An attempted sexual assault on Tuesday night left a UA student beaten and others concerned for their safety as they walk or ride their bikes at night.
A 25-year-old architecture student was riding home on her bike Tuesday night when she was reportedly beaten by the suspect.
Sgt. Judy Altieri, a Tucson Police Department spokeswoman, said the incident is not related to two earlier assaults in the University of Arizona area, nor did the suspect succeed in sexually assaulting the victim.
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Fast facts:
Chicken feet are an extremely popular dinner dish in Asia.
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The biggest frog on earth, found in Cameroon, is called the Goliath frog and reaches 30 cm.
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Gold salts are sometimes injected into the muscles to relieve arthritis.
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San Francisco is the first and last city in the world to operate cable cars.
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Railroad conductors and mailmen in the United States refused to wear uniforms until after the Civil War.
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Over 500 varieties of fish are able to generate appreciable amounts of electricity.
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On this date:
In 1818, Illinois became the 21st U.S. state.
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In 1883, Oberlin College in Ohio started its term as the United States' first coed institution of higher learning. The school's registration found a total of 44 students enrolled: 29 men and 15 women.
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In 1910, the neon lamp, developed by French physicist Georges Claude, was displayed for the first time at the Paris Motor Show.
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In 1924, prizefighter Jack Sharkey had his boxing license revoked by the New York State Boxing Commission after Sharkey knocked down referee Eddie Purdy during a match.
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In 1925, young American composer George Gershwin appeared as a soloist at a concert in New York's Carnegie Hall, playing his "Concerto in F," the first jazz concerto in history for a piano.
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Quotable...
"The bus came down the hill ... and as it leveled out it blew up."
- Witness Rachel Antebe on yesterday's bus bombing in Haifa, Israel just hours after a multiple suicide bombing in Jerusalem.
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