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State may not be able to count on slots revenue for years

Last election day, voters approved legalizing slots as a way to generate more than $300 million a year for public education. But a year and two days later, it’s questionable when the money will fill the state’s coffers and how much of it will ever arrive. Public officials’ dream of a new revenue source to close the state’s stubborn budget gap has been partially battered by the economic downturn and local opposition to slot parlors.

Staff editorial: Fading to Black

Protests over Cordell Black's dismissal uncovered a trust issue between students and the university.

Cameras

They're out in the open

The Diamondback's Sharad Thaper talks to The Hidden Cameras, a band that attempts to shatter all stereotypes

Violence: 'A very dangerous disease'

“I was kidnapped, I was raped and I was tortured,” Gladys Monterroso said to a room of about 40 students and faculty members in Taliaferro Hall Tuesday night during an event sponsored by the Guatemala Human Rights Commission and the Latin American Studies.

Senate may relax credit restrictions

It might be getting easier for students to study abroad during their last semesters at the university, thanks to a University Senate proposal akin to similar measures that were derailed last year. The change would relax a policy requiring students to take their final credits at this university, which makes it hard for seniors to take advantage of study abroad opportunities or job offers in other states.

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New univ. center emphasizes social responsibility in business

Sports

Athletics drops new ticketing policy

Rebounding a concern for Terps

Football seniors try to play out final stretch in difficult season

In first game action, young Terps dominate

Terps no match for Tar Heels in ACC quarterfinals

Opinion

Editorial cartoon: November 6

Advice: The bawl and chain

Technology and teachers: Get on our level

Guest column: Diversity is in our DNA

Staff editorial: Energizing voters

Editorial cartoon: Nov. 5

Obama: Rousing the believers

College dining: Enjoy the spice of life

Guest column: A step back for diversity

Diversions

A Rock 'N' Roll Love Letter

From South Africa with love

Saved by the Seven Bells

Body switchin'

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