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Sept. 16 thtu 20
Let’s Do Lunch
Sept. 16
12:00pm
Pie Are Square
Career Center
Orientation
Sept, 16
4:00pm
111 Koldus
Resume Reviews
Sept 16
10:00am-2:00pm
Pie Are Square
Resume Writing
Sept 16
5:00pm
111 Koldus
Liberal Arts
Resume Writing
Sept. 16
5:30pm
402 Rudder
Life Sciences
Resume Writing
Sept. 17
4:00pm
502 Rudder
Sell Yourself
Interviewing
Sept 17
4:00pm
110 Koldus
Reap Rewards
from Study Abroad
Sept. 17
4:00pm
410 Rudder
internship Stratagies
Sept. 17
4:30pm
111 Koldus
Business Orientation
/Resume Writing
Sept. 18
4:00pm
113 Wehner
Career Center
Orientation
Sept 18
5:30pm
111 Koldus
Co-op Orientation
Sept 18
5:00pm
110 Koldus
Sell Yourself
interviewing
Sept 19
5:00pm
111 Koldus
Liberal Arts
Behavioral Interviewing
Sept 19
5:30pm
402 Rudder
Engineering Orientation
Sept. 20
12:00pm
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DAVIE, Fla. <AP) — A
Miami hospital says it no longer
wants the three Muslim medical
students who were detained for
17 hours after a woman said she
overheard them discussing ter
ror plans. The men later said the
incident was simply a misun
derstanding.
The head of Larkin
Community Hospital in Miami
said Sunday he had received
more than 200 e-mails after the
incident, some threatening.
“Obviously, nothing is
final,” said Dr. Jack Michel,
president and chief executive
officer of Larkin. “Our primary
objective is to take care of
patients. I don't know how that
could be done with all this
media coverage.”
He said the medical school
where the men are studying,
Ross University, had agreed to
transfer them to a different train
ing program.
Kambiz Butt, 25, said
Sunday that he and Ayman
Gheith, 27, and Omar
Choudhary, 23, simply want to
clear their names and be allowed
to continue their education in
the United States.
“We’re medical students. We
are not terrorists.” Butt
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“webcasters and
heard them discussing terrorist
plans Thursday at a restaurant in
Calhoun. Ga.
“We’re in a state of shock
and we are scared.” Butt said.
“But I’d like to tell the
American people that we are not
a threat.”
The woman who called
authorities, Eunice Stone of
Cartersville, Ga., said she heard
the students talking about blow
ing up buildings and laughing
about the Sept. 11 attacks. She
also said she heard the students
saying that a terrorist event was
looming on Sept. 13.
“Not once did we mention 9-
II. Not once did we mention
anything about 9-13. nor did we
joke about anything of that
sort, Butt said. “She was prob-
ably just eavesdropping on our
NEWS IN BRIEF
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best."
Brett Newkirk.
attorneys reprvserf.fa ' k
dents, called the sttn®*
incident of misunderstand"
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like any other Amcncar •
are proud to be American *
want to fulfill the Arr
dream, and who were*:
road to doing that wlff
American nightmare
to them. Newkirk said
David Kubiliun. &
attorney for the men. ^
three arc U.S. citizens.
a naturalized U.S. citire r
in Jordan.
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two cars and en route to
on Friday when
on Interstate
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Prosecutor: Alleged New
York terrorist cell on U.S.
radar before Sept. 11
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — An alleged terrorist cell
based in western New York and trained by Osama
bin Laden's al-Qaida network had been on the
U.S. government's radar since before the Sep--
terrorist attacks, a prosecutor said Sunday
The investigation into the Lackawanna
began in early summer 2001, about t e /
records say the men returned from Afgn an '
said Michael Battle, U.S. attorney for western
York. All five were born in the U.S. and o e
descent.
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