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Doesn't Shakur want justice for Tupac? She isn't holding her breath. One of the principal suspects, Orlando Anderson, was killed a year and a half later, and the investigation seems to have stopped. "They still haven't solved Malcolm's murder. They still haven't solved Martin's murder," Shakur says, alluding to the suspicions around the deaths of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. In a flash, the fire of her Panther past rears up. "When they solve those, then they can get to Tupac...
...That remains to be seen, although it?s clear that the last thing Segway needs is another marketing problem. But the company says this one can be solved by a software upgrade done at dealerships. And obscurity provides a shield of sorts for the struggling company. Since many people haven?t even heard of Segways, let alone seen one, the bad publicity generated by this particular recall isn?t likely to resonate in the typical consumer?s mind, or do too much long-term damage...
...disheartened when they respond with a “huh?” And when your parents object to the title of your department, you can snappily retort that it’s an honors-only concentration. While the concentration is usually erroneously depicted as a haven for radical feminists, it is actually a close analogue of Social Studies. It’s safe to say that the number of jocks and Republicans is low to non-existent, but it still boasts a diverse composition of students with varying interests. Women, Gender, and Sexuality has a surprisingly vast amount...
...Evelyn Rodriguez was concerned, neither side had any place at the site. "People shouldn?t be protesting today, people haven?t dealt with their grief yet," said Rodriguez, 42, who survived the devastating tsunami in Thailand in 2004. "There wasn?t anyone to blame there, but I?ve got friends here who still have open wounds...
...alone in his outspoken support for Islamic militant groups like Hizballah in Lebanon, and the Palestinan factions, Hamas and Islamic Jihad. U.S. officials believe that the Assad regime has secretly aided the three-year-old Sunni insurgency in Iraq, providing passage for jihad volunteers and funds, and safe haven for insurgency leaders. At the start of the war in 2003, Arab jihadists who poured into Damascus en route to Baghdad were allowed to openly line up outside the Iraqi embassy just down the road from the American embassy...