09-28-2001





























Chimes Online


  • Chimes Online - campuses across the country
  • A tornado blazed a 10-mile-long path of destruction through the University of Maryland Tuesday, killing two sisters and injuring at least 50 other people. Classes were canceled Tuesday as workers, fire crews and students spent the day picking through damaged buildings and the remains of cars tossed about university parking lots. The sisters, a senior studying environmental policy and a sophomore studying sociology, died when their car was carried 200 to 300 yards by the tornado, passing over or between dorm buildings before coming to rest in trees near a parking lot.
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  • Chimes Online - Patriotic license plate unveiled
  • Michigan Secretary of State Candice S. Miller announced Monday a plan to create special patriotic license plates to raise funds for the American Red Cross disaster relief activities....
  • Chimes Online - State to ban guns at airports
  • Under the cloud of international terrorism, the state Senate is considering legislation that would beef up security at Michigan's airports. ...
  • Chimes Online - Michigan residents prepare for bioterrorism
  • The possibility of Americans becoming targets of biological or chemical attacks has loomed larger in the public mind since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. ...
  • Chimes Online - High schools charged with bias against female athletes
  • The Michigan High School Athletic Association went to court Monday, defending its practices against charges of bias toward male students....
  • Chimes Online - House committee approves Internet sales tax bill
  • Michigan would be able to join a national system for collecting state sales taxes on Internet purchases under a bill approved Tuesday by a state House committee. ...
  • Chimes Online - Off-campus students vulnerable to crime
  • For many Calvin students living off-campus, safety concerns come after concerns about affordable rent and large, comfortable rooms. ...