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Mauro Alverez/The
Daily Cougar
Going, going ... gone: Junior communication
major Celeste Garcia is auctioned off for $250 at the "Latin Lovers" auction
Friday in the Cougar Den. Proceeds from the auction went to the Hispanic
Student Association.
An anti-abortion group unaffiliated with the University displayed
posters with graphic depictions of aborted fetuses along the sidewalks
of Butler Plaza (between the M.D. Anderson Memorial Library and Philip
Hoffman Hall) for about an hour and a half Monday before leaving under
threat of arrest.
In metal cages open to the elements
lie 300 prisoners, some of them allegedly members of the al-Qaida network
and others former Taliban soldiers. Hooded and shackled, they were shipped
from Afghanistan after being captured and are currently held by the U.S.
military at its naval base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
If this sounds familiar to you
at all, you're probably quite well acquainted with the work of Kevin Smith,
the writer and director of Clerks, Mallrats,
Chasing Amy and Dogma. Smith's latest
project, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, is set for video and DVD release
today.
The Cougars are now a living testament to the old saying, "Life
doesn't always go according to plan."
 
  
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