Westerly-point Former Lesbienne Student Disapproves

Tweet A lesbiennecadet that of West Point resigned last year has been disapproved for new permission to the academy even as the army to the revoking of be "not question moves, tell not" administration.

Officials at the U.S. Military Academy say they reached the only decision they could, because the repeal of the policy is not in effect yet

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Miller left West Point in August, halfway through her stint at the academy, saying she couldn't lie about her sexuality anymore.

Under President Bill Clinton, the military in 1993 adopted it's "don't ask, don't tell" policy as a compromise that let gay men and women serve so long as they stayed silent about their sexuality. Clinton had wanted to repeal the ban entirely, but the military and many in Congress argued that doing so would disrupt order.

Alexandra Wallace, UCLA Student, Films Racist Tirade

Tweet UCLA's self-identified students Asian students in Alexandra Wallace and 3-minute-long tirade on YouTube videos posted show her to have gained national notoriety.

In the three-minute clip, a blonde girl, named on the internet as Alexandra Wallace, complains about Asian students using their cellphones in the library - and speculates they're 'going through their whole families, just checking on everybody from the tsunami thing'.


 She concludes the video by saying that "even if you're not Asian you really shouldn't be on your cell phone in the library." How diplomatic.

The Daily Bruin reports that university spokesman Phil Hampton called the video repugnant, and added that the student is inquiring into whether Wallace is enrolled as a student.

Meanwhile, one Asian student posted a response to the Alexandra Wallace video entitled White Girls in the Library.

Here is the Alexandra Wallace Asians in the Library video (probably NSFW due to willful ignorance).

The Murder Of Yale Suspects To Plead Guilty,lawyer said

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Raymond Clark III, that entered a Not Guilty defense the last year, will change his defense when it attends a Thursday of audience of planned court, the Current Hartford retrieved. Annie It, 24, an Etudiant graduate that disappeared on September 8, 2009, was found dead five days later behind a wall in a basement laboratory on the campus of Yale.
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