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The Daily Princetonian

Princeton area retailers experience healthy holiday weekend

Before Thanksgiving weekend ? which is typically one of the busiest shopping weekends of the year ? economists predicted a slow holiday retail season.Many retailers near the University, however, are reporting that they fared better this year than they did during last year's Thanksgiving weekend, despite the somber mood that has gripped the nation since the Sept.

NEWS | 11/27/2001

The Daily Princetonian

Federal government opposes professor's Internet copyright lawsuit

The federal government has filed a brief to block University professor Edward Felten from suing to overturn the 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act, alleging that the plaintiff's claim is "unripe." Last year Felten, a computer science professor at the University, led a team in developing a method to bypass digital copyright protections in music files.The government's brief, filed on Sept.

NEWS | 11/26/2001

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Laboratory mail tests negative for anthrax

University officials announced Nov. 21 that the powdery substance found in a catalog mailed to Lewis Thomas Lab tested negative for anthrax.Though the University employed an independent environmental safety team to analyze the suspicious substance to avoid the time delay associated with the state system, the state lab reported the results first.

NEWS | 11/25/2001

The Daily Princetonian

Four seniors receive Marshall Scholarship

Four University seniors ? Matthew Frazier, Abbie Liel, Courtney Mills and Lillian Pierce ? were awarded the prestigious Marshall Scholarship yesterday, making Princeton one of the big winners of the post-graduate fellowship competition this year.The Marshall Scholarship, given to 40 American college seniors each year, was instituted in 1953 to allow winners to study at a British university.

NEWS | 11/20/2001