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Keepin’ it real
Senior management major Margaret Jones
brushes dust off of Marc Sijan's sculpture enti
tled “Seated Man-Shopper" in the J. Wayne
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Shopper” is part of Sijan’s Ultra Realistic exhib
it. The exhibit was inspired by Michelangelo's
David and will be on display until February 23.
Stark University Center Gallaries. “Seated Man-
NEWS IN BRIEF
White House says
energy offer to North
Korea is not a 'reward'
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA (AP)—
The White House denied
Monday that it is rewarding North
Korea's defiance by offering the
prospect of energy assistance if
the communist regime ends a
nuclear standoff with the United
States.
Presidential press secretary Ari
Fleischer said in Seoul, South
Korea, that the United States is
willing to consider energy aid for
North Korea if Pyongyang ends
nuclear weapons development.
"Once we get beyond nuclear
weapons, there may be opportu
nities with the U.S., with private
investors, with other countries to
help North Korea in the energy
area," Assistant Secretary of State
James Kelly told reporters.
The communist country with
drew from the landmark Nuclear
Nonproliferation Treaty last week
and has threatened to resume
long-range missile tests and to
begin reprocessing spent fuel
rods from its nuclear reactor to
make atomic bombs.
President Bush has vowed not
to "reward bad behavior" by giv
ing North Korea incentives to
drop its nuclear program. A 1994
deal by the Clinton White House
gave North Korea fuel oil in
exchange for Pyongyang's prom
ise to stop building nuclear
weapons. The agreement was
nullified last fall when the United
States said North Korea hac
acknowledged a secret nudea
weapons program.
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president Monday, criticizing
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them that he and Gore woi
the popular vote in 2000 when
he was the vice presidential
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