North Alabama Tang Soo Do participated in a nationwide celebration of National Martial Arts Day last Saturday, Oct. 16. The six-hour clinic, which instructors and students called a "marathon workout," took place at North Alabama Tang Soo Do Karate School on Mall Road in Florence from 9 a.
The UNA Entertainment Industry Association has elected its officers for the 2004-05 academic year. The president is Gaylon Partain, of Russellville. Farrah Retherford, of Tuscumbia, was elected vice president. The secretary is Malcolm Singleton, also of Tuscumbia.
The following events were on record in the public log at the UNA Department of Public Safety on Oct. 19, 2004. Oct. 9 9:50 p.m. Injured student at Fiji House Oct. 11 12:20 a.m. Fire alarm at Appleby Hall 3:00 a.m. Suspicious person at Lion's Gate Apts. 2:00 p.
WASHINGTON (AP) --With more than $11 million in the bank to scare off most challengers and a rare ability to draw support from trial lawyers and the business community alike, Sen. Richard Shelby is one of the nation's surest bets to cruise to re-election in November.
The 50 states plus the District of Columbia control 538 electoral votes. The candidate who receives a majority, 270, wins the presidency. Most states operate under a winner-take-all system. The breakdown for President Bush and Democratic Sen. John Kerry: SOLID KERRY STATES: California (55) Connecticut (7) District of Columbia(3) Delaware (3) Hawaii (4) Illinois (21) Massachusetts (12) Maryland (10) New York (31) Rhode Island (4) Vermont (3) Electoral votes: 153 Analysis: Kerry's base has been largely unchanged since he won the nomination.
WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. John Kerry accused President George W. Bush of planning a surprise second-term attempt to privatize Social Security, and forecast a "disaster for America's middle class." Republican party chairman Ed Gillespie called the charge "just flat inaccurate.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) The American Civil Liberties Union is defending six men who were arrested during one of President Bush's visits to Pennsylvania because they stripped down to thong underwear and formed a human pyramid to protest the Abu Ghraib prison scandal in Iraq.
All undergraduates Portrait sessions Monday-Wednesday October 25-27 in Banquet Hall C Final three days No appointment needed: Walk in Seniors to schedule your appointment for Oct. 28 Please log onto www.OURYEAR.COM School Access Code 376 or Call 1-800-OUR
