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Card. Claims Victory In. Narrow Presidential ~Lection Motivated innovauon BC architecture major shares his vision • for a redesigned campus center Campus. Page 8 ·~ ... www.therip.com· Vol. 77 • No. 6 Babrsfleld ~. April,,. 200I Rea .for change, willing to fight for it . ·~ :..:_!;i/t~ {>-. ;_ .,I~--~----~. -.· ' . ... ·_ I. • •• I; ..: ·• - .· ' •.·-· ~-··\·;,·, ... ( ·.. ·. DNIIU{~/1*W. _....., llidlllsflln•-' lnwnlllratiion IIIWI at• nw..d, an 11 Sb Ht d llne 11'1 ••••Ill en April 10. OWr 1o,0o0·peop1e estimdld to llllft jNilkfl1 u,1 ;, .. ,•form w-. J; t.• ~ ~ Keni supporters ofimmi~~ t, . Former BC M.E.ChA. club ,. I president nzeets with governor rights stage rallies, marches . • 1· . I · IJNttlCSIOCkiUN ... , 10et. ,_. • Kan County a.,ll By NICK STOCKTON . 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