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DIED. RICHARD MUDD, 101, who spent his life trying to clear the name of his grandfather Samuel Mudd, convicted in 1865 of abetting Lincoln assassin John Wilkes Booth, in part by setting Booth's broken leg after the assassination; in Saginaw, Mich. States passed resolutions proclaiming the elder Mudd's innocence, and Presidents Carter and Reagan wrote letters saying they believed it. Still, they said, they could not officially overturn the decision of the military court...
...Saturday, the Crimson took its game to Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, where it faced its toughest competition of theweekend in No. 20 University of Redlands...
...Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) officers were dispatched to take the report of a stolen purse from the Seely Mudd Building...
...sometimes embarrassed by their mom's presence and influence in the schools. "It's hard to tell if teachers are reacting to you as a person or if [their behavior] is colored by their impressions of your parent," says Laura Kanofsky, 19, who will be a sophomore at Harvey Mudd College in California in the fall. When it came time to apply for college, Laura says matter-of-factly, she determined that "anywhere my mom could drive to by lunchtime was too close...
...Connor trots towards Mudd while the medic pulls the ambulance around. Inside, a janitor is cleaning up the blood where a man hit his head after slipping. Co-workers stand nervously outside the door, waiting for news. O'Connor tries to figure out what happened while the paramedics carry the man to the ambulance--right out an alarmed emergency exit. O'Connor finishes his interviews with the alarm buzzing loudly in the background...