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CAMPUS NEWS FLASH:

This week's Tuesday Briefing:
NH political activist
Wendy Stanley-Jones

THE EXCHANGE
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FRONT PAGE LOCAL NEWS

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LOCAL NEWS:
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BLOGS:
  JIMI
  CRISTAL
JULIANA

SPORTS:
   TONY
   FRANK

VIDEOS:
BRIEFING
THE BOOT
ROOMMATES

ENTERTAINMENT:
PIERCE IDOL

PAST ISSUES

INTERNATIONAL NEWS

NATIONAL NEWS

Iran continues with its uranium program- Iranian and European ambassadors spent two days last week in Berlin trying to negotiate Iran's nuclear program.
The talks ended with no resolution as Iran's President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, rejected demands to stop uranium enrichment programs in Tehran. This command also comes from the U.N. Security Council. The U.N. originally said that Iran must cease its nuclear development program by August 31^st.
The U.S. along with other countries believes that Iran is using the uranium enrichment to build atomic bombs, which Iran agues against.

School shooting in Colorado-Police are investigating a school shooting in Bailey, Colorado at Platte Canyon High School. A student, 16-year-old Emily Keyes and another female student were being held hostage by 53-year-old gunman, Duane Morrison.
    Morrison had taken several other students hostage but released them during the standoff. The SWAT team came into the classroom after hearing the female hostages scream.
    The gunman had sexually assaulted the two girls while he was holding them in the classroom. While being held hostage Keyes sent a text message to her family saying "I love u guys."
    Morrison was using Keyes as a human shield before he shot her, then shot himself.

PROFS INTO PEOPLE

     Professor Dr. Debra Picchi shares her experience as a cultural
     anthropologist working with the Bakairi in Brazil.

NATIONAL SICKLE CELL MONTH

September is national Sickle Cell Month. Sickle cell disease in an
inherited disease with known cure.

SPORTS STUFF

Will the Patriots lose their second game in a row?
Read Tony Catinella's NFL column to find out.

What's really wrong with Terrell Owens? Frank Romano lets
us know.

Jimi Devine lets us know who the fastest up and coming
soccer team in Europe is.

LOCAL NEWS

Read about what's happening on campus

New buildings will be added to Campus in the spring.
FPC students intern in Washington D.C.
Students in the New Hampshire dorm lose the internet for a week.
How departments are affected by the increase of students.
Tony Catinella and Chris Potter go to Six Flags (powered by Serious
Magic's Visual Communicator; uses WMV).
Sodexho brings back the expo station to provide more options for students.
Pierce Idol is coming live to FPC-TV.

BLOGGING

      Our blogs are written by The Exchange staff, and it is their
      opportunity to inform you about issues you may not have thought
      about. If you would like to respond to something you have read on
      his site, email us at exchange@franklinpierce.edu. Be sure to include the name
      of the person/blog you are responding to.

       Juliana's blog: Ann Compton is a Goddess
       Cristal's blog: Why she does the things she does

VIDEO LINKS

Your favorite FPC-TV's shows are back!

     Watch the season premier of roommates, starring new host Tom
     Atwood

      View a whole new season on the boot, your place for entertainment
      reviews.

Ann Compton was this year's visiting Fitzwater fellow - watch her
speech from the Tuesday Briefing

SCHEDULES YOU CAN USE

Raven Radio DJ Schedule.

THE EXCHANGE: WHO WE ARE

We always welcome your questions and comments. We want to hear what you have to say. You can contact us at exchange@franklinpierce.edu. Drop us a line and let us know your thoughts. This week's managing editor is Jimi Devine.

The Exchange Staff (click for photos)

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