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Month: September 2007

UTEP Enrollment Surpasses 20,000

EL PASO, TX. – Enrollment at the University of Texas at El Paso has surpassed 20,000 students — marking the largest enrollment in the university’s 93-year history. “We are pleased that so many students come to us each year with their dreams and aspirations,” UTEP President Diana Natalicio said. “We will do everything we can

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UTEP Enrollment Surpasses 20,000

EL PASO, TX. – Enrollment at the University of Texas at El Paso has surpassed 20,000 students — marking the largest enrollment in the university’s 93-year history. “We are pleased that so many students come to us each year with their dreams and aspirations,” UTEP President Diana Natalicio said. “We will do everything we can

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Glitch Renders ‘Virtual Fence’ On Mexican Border Unworkable

TUCSON, AZ. (AP) – A software glitch has rendered the first high-tech “virtual fence” on the nation’s borders inoperable. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff says he’s withholding further payment to the prime contractor, Boeing, until the pilot project works. Nine towers equipped with radar, sensors and sophisticated cameras have been built along a 28-mile stretch

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Glitch Renders ‘Virtual Fence’ On Mexican Border Unworkable

TUCSON, AZ. (AP) – A software glitch has rendered the first high-tech “virtual fence” on the nation’s borders inoperable. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff says he’s withholding further payment to the prime contractor, Boeing, until the pilot project works. Nine towers equipped with radar, sensors and sophisticated cameras have been built along a 28-mile stretch

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