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May 5, 2000

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The overwhelming tide of anti-Chief activists seemed eager to sway the opinion of the University board of trustees Friday at the Special Intake Session - a contrast to the confident, smaller voices of Chief supporters.

Friday's Special Intake Session started smoothly - almost desolately - but in the later hours built up into an emotionally charged war of words.

Judge Louis Garippo listened to more than 60 people share their views on the Chief for six hours Friday.

'Women unite, take back the night'

Res halls receive taste of Mardi Gras

MTV invades Frat Park with unique Saturday afternoon activities

High schoolers march for unity

Fraternity grooms neighborhood

Bill would boost state ethanol production

Liquor code revision might force Malibu Bay closure

Working for a cleaner campus

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