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ACC’s lunchtime links
We’ll bid farewell to yet another ACC coach this afternoon, when Maryland’s Ralph Friedgen coaches his final game in the Military Bowl Presented By Northrop Grumman. It shouldn’t have ended this way for Friedgen, writes Mike Wise. The same players who once lamented their spot in the Military Bowl are now geared up for it to send Friedgen out with a win. One of the things that will be missed …
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Time to pay
I wonder in whose pockets the money stolen from Greece’s taxpayers ended up. It must be a big chunk but I am not at all sure that (a) it can be traced, (b) it can be claimed by the state or (c) that the wrongdoers can be punished.
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Like father, like son: Sheriff’s son accepted into trooper school
A 23-year-old Mt. Pleasant man is one of 38 people accepted in the Michigan State Police Training Academy’s 122nd trooper recruit school.
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‘Pentagon enjoys US unemployment’
The mounting unemployment rate in the United States has provided an opportunity for the Pentagon to recruit more people for its unpopular wars abroad, an analyst says.
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GAME PLAN — Recruiter helps parents, student athletes prepare for playing on college level
When it comes to getting a scholarship to play ball, George Henshaw has a plan. Henshaw, former NFL coach and recruiter for the National Collegiate Scouting Association, shared a step-by-step plan with more than a dozen athletes at South Walton High…
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A poster made for IVAW/Red76 initiative, Befriend a Recruiter. The poster was included as a pull-out in the Journal of Radical Shimming Issue #4. More information on the project can be found here: www.befriendarecruiter.org

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Former Navy recruiter admits to sexually luring Beaverton teen
Phillip Marcel Chartier, 25, is sentenced to 60 days in jail and three years probation. Police say he first tried to recruit the girl at Sunset High School where he met her in a professional context.
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Originally posted 2010-09-04 02:22:27. Go Home page