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NEUMAN
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White House spokesman Scott
Stanel said he expects Neuman to eas-
ily be confirmed by the Senate.
"She is someone who has been a
leader in secondary and elementary
education,"Stanzel said.
"The president has great faith in her Michigan School of Education, Neu-
abilities and looks forward to having man taught at Temple University,
her in the administration" he said. "ie Boston College. the University of
will count on her to work with Secre- Massachusetts at Lowell and Yale Uni-
tary Paige to see his vision worked out.' versity. She is a graduate of American
During his campaign and in his University and holds a master's degree
administration, 13ush has maintained from California State University and a
that education is his top priority. doctorate from the University of the
Before joining the University of'
Pacific.
fSoHOOT ING
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There, school officials broke the news of the Granite Hills
shooting almost as soon as it occurred at about 12:45 p.m.
Authorities said an 18-year-old student opened fire at the
high school, wounding three classmates and two teachers
-before he was shot by a police officer who engaged him in a
-running gun battle. The suspect, identified by authorities as
Jason I lof'fian, was shot in the jaw and buttocks, the most
serious injuries stemming from the violence.
Shotgun pellet wounds suffered by the students and teach-
ers were not life-threatening, hospital and police officials said.
Five other students and adults were treated for various other
injuries, none of them serious.
A 51-year-old man, who had chest pains while running to
the scene to find his child, was in critical condition. Police also
said a pregnant woman rushing to the campus went into labor.
"There were no warning sigs," said senior Travis Peters,
who had an algebra class with Iloflinan. "le wasn't an out-
cast, no one made fun of him. ... As far as I know, he was like
every other kid."
Jiovani Guerrero, a junior who went to Granite IHfills with
Hoffman last year and now attends a different school, said
Hoffinan may have been upset about-not getting enough cred-
its to graduate.
FIGHT
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Sports Information Director David
Ablauf made a statement on behalf of
the team, saying it's an internal team
matter.
"Every incident involving a student-
athlete is evaluated on its merits or
demerits -Bill Martin and Lloyd Can
will handle this situation privately,"
Ablauf said.
When asked if he knew about the
attorney office's request lets r yester-
day. Stevens said, "I don't ow any-
thing."
Stevens played in every game of his
freshman season last fill. making 18
tackles as a rising defensive star.
June missed last season because of a
torn anterior cruciate ligament in his
right knee. Ile was slotted as a starter
until his injury.
MARIJUANA
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that grows every minute ofevery day.'
The amendment, Schmid said, is not
an endorsement of drug use but rather
-a move to replace the government's
war on drugs with personal responsi-
bility.;,
"The -government isn't very good at
the war on drugs they just aren't
producing results," Schmid said.
Included in the amendment are pro-
visions to make possession of three
ounces of marijuana or three plants
legal as long as the drug is kept away
from the children, cars and the public.
"PRA doesn't legalize the sale of
marijuana and there are many restric-
tions with regard to having it in your
home," Schmid said. "The main goL
is to end prohibition because it is the
black market for marijuana that leads
to crime. not the marijuana itselF:'
PRA also relieves the financial hur-
den of punishing marijuana smokers,
Strout said. "According to a survey
conducted by the American Civil Lih-
erties Union. 58 percent of people-say
we shouldn't send marijuana smokers
to jail," he said. "This amendment
eliminates the waste of law enforce-
ment resources that should be used for
violent crimes."
Petitioners will continue to collect
signatures until Oct. 3. If the amend-
ment makes it to the Michigan ballot.
it will be the first time in state history
that a marijuana referendum will go
before voters.
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VOTING
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anent candidate Mike Kaplan of the
University Democratic Party.
"We're all getting along out here.
we're not being mean to each other,"
said LSA ireshman Carrie Rheingans.
also with U-Dems. "Today is fun, but
the rest of the time it's competition."
she added.
Several students said campaigning
has occupied all of their time for the
past two weeks.
"I want my life back," said Mike
Panetta. a Blue Party candidate for
LSA-SG
Campaigning did not end yesterday
for the Defend Affirmative Action
Party. They plan to demonstrate today
in support of LSA senior Ryan I lughes,
also known as Friends Rebelling
Against Tyranny Party presidential can-
didate Galaxor Nebulon. who is being
chareed for violating the Statement of
Student Rights and Responsibilities.
"There's no break for us," said MSA
representative candidate Anes Ale-
obua of DAAP. "We really campaign all
year long."
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DAY CAMP COUNSELORS Now hiring
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RESIDENT CAMP COUNSELORS
YMCA Camp Al-Gon-Quian (on Burt Lake
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