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Articles published on March 17, 2003

Donovan 'not surprised'
By DYLAN B. TOMLINSON Sun sports writer

Anti-war demonstrators hit U.S. streets Sunday
By BRANDON LOOMIS Associated Press Writer

American college student killed in Gaza
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

A journey from North Britain to the shores of North America
JAMES BURNS

About the opponent

Around the region

Bush says Saddam must leave in 48 hours or face war
By RON FOURNIER AP White House Correspondent

Bill would punish those who attack referees
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Bush gives U.N. 24 hours to join or stand aside
BY DAVID E. SANGER THE NEW YORK TIMES

Brandon Bernstein off to a fast start
BY ROBBIE ANDREU SUN SPORTS WRITER

Business tips and hints

Bush may speak tonight
BY DAVID E. SANGER AND WARREN HOGE THE NEW YORK TIMES

Duke wins ACC title
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Event focused on kids' needs
Sue Mazzarella, Gainesville

Eateries serve up Irish fun, tradition
BY KATHY CIOTOLA SUN STAFF WRITER

Expiremental Alzheimer's vaccine withdrawn from testing
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

France calls emergency U.N. meeting on Iraq's peaceful disarmament
By EDITH M. LEDERER The Associated Press

Froscher receives achievement award

Final game was repeat for SEC in the Superdome
MARY FOSTER AP Sports Writer

Florida's train will be expensive if not profitable

FBI looks at college exchange programs in hunt for terrorists
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Gator Trails is coming to an end
BY ASHLEY ROWLAND SUN STAFF WRITER

Gators get No. 2 seed despite three straight losses
By EDDIE PELLS AP Sports Writer

Gymnastics team hits high mark
SPECIAL TO THE SUN

Gator men win, No. 1 women lose
BY DORIS YON SUN SPORTS WRITER

Gators finally catch a break, one they deserve

Iraq Diplomacy Ends Today, U.S. Says
By SCOTT LINDLAW Associated Press Writer

Illinois wins Big Ten title
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Justice department to review 3,000 flawed FBI cases
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Kentucky, Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma top seeds for NCAAs
By MICHAEL MAROT AP Sports Writer

Kentucky takes home another SEC title
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Kurds remember 1988 attack
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

LaHaie receives Hall pass

License renewal can be a waiting game
By TIM LOCKETTE Sun staff writer

Leonard beats out Love
COMPILED FROM SUN WIRE REPORTS

Local Calendar

Mavs outlast Kings
COMPILED FROM SUN WIRE REPORTS

Microsoft provides free seminars in Gainesville

Make changes to pension plans
Bill Howard, Gainesville

Muldowney says goodbye to Gainesville
BY MATT CANNIZZARO SPECIAL TO THE SUN

Mysterious respiratory illness has killed 9
BY EMMA ROSS AP MEDICAL WRITER

March 17, 2003

Miami police trial heading to jury
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

McDougall sent to Cleveland
COMPILED FROM SUN WIRE REPORTS

Mother, son die in motorcycle accident
BY LISE FISHER SUN STAFF WRITER

Not a win, but Gators take tie
SPECIAL TO THE SUN

Oklahoma squeeks past Mizzou for Big 12 title
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

PACE helps troubled girls
Rod Smith, state senator, District 14, Alachua

Program will provide free basic legal information
BY LISE FISHER SUN STAFF WRITER

Physician walks to support reform
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

Proposal by Cretul has some seeing a French flag

Police Blotter

People in the News

Rookie Brandon Bernstein wins Top-Fuel title
BY ROBBIE ANDREU SUN SPORTS WRITER

Summer concert sites
BY MARK BAZER TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES

Students should be rewarded for success and improvement
DEBORAH BUCCI

Schools awaken to new fashion rage: Sleepwear
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Six killed in various NYC shootings this month
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Top four choices on mark
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Time & Money

Twentysomethings guide 352 Media Group
BY JOE COOMBS SUN BUSINESS WRITER

Tennessee women lands No. 1 seed...again
By ELIZABETH A. DAVIS AP Sports Writer

Tiffany Reid prepares family for life without her
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Trees play a complicated role in air pollution
BY ANDREW BRIDGES AP SCIENCE WRITER

UConn, Duke, Tennessee, LSU earn top women's seeds
By CHUCK SCHOFFNER AP Sports Writer

U.S, Britain urge citizens out of Kuwait
By ELLEN KNICKMEYER Associated Press Writer

U.S. and South Korea wage mock battles
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

War will increase terror
Richard Hiers, Gainesville

Weekend Sports Transactions
By The Associated Press

Images of the Day

Bush says Saddam must leave in 48 hours or face war

President Bush delivers his address to the nation regarding a possible war with Iraq, in this image from television, from the White House, in Washington, Monday night, March 17, 2003.

Attorney General John Ashcroft, left, and FBI Director Robert Mueller, right, arrive at the White House, Monday, March 17, 2003, to have an intelligence meeting with President Bush. On the brink of war, President Bush and summit partners from Britain and Spain gave the United Nations a Monday deadline to endorse the use of force to compel Iraq's immediate disarmament.

Anti-war demonstrators hit U.S. streets Sunday

Hundreds of people participate in a candlelight vigil Sunday, March 16, 2003, at the Oklahoma City National Memorial in downtown Oklahoma City. Candlelight vigils were organized throughout the world Sunday to protest possible military action in Iraq.

Geoff Wilson is president and chief executive officer of 352 Media Group.

Rookie Brandon Bernstein wins Top-Fuel title

From left, pro stock driver Kurt Johnson, pro stock bike driver Angelle Savoie, funny car driver Gary Densham and top fuel driver Brandon Bernstein celebrate their victories Sunday afternoon at the 34th annual Gatornationals.

Bush gives U.N. 24 hours to join or stand aside

British Prime Minister Tony Blair, left, speaks at a news conference as President Bush, center, and Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Durao Barroso look on following a summit on Iraq at the Lajes Field Air Base on the island of Terceira in the Azores Sunday, March 16, 2003.

Final game was repeat for SEC in the Superdome

Kentucky's Jules Camara (40) scores against Auburn in the first half in the semifinal of the SEC Conference tournament in the Superdome Saturday, March 15, 2003, in New Orleans.

Florida coach Billy Donovan and his Gators didn't appear headed for a No. 2 seed after a loss in their first game of the SEC Tournament.

From left, pro stock driver Kurt Johnson, pro stock bike driver Angelle Savoie, funny car driver Gary Densham and top fuel driver Brandon Bernstein celebrate their victories at the 34th annual Gatornationals.

France calls emergency U.N. meeting on Iraq's peaceful disarmament

French Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin gestures during a joint press conference with his Polish counterpart Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz, unseen, in Paris, Monday, March 17, 2003. Villepin said Monday that France cannot accept a second U.N resolution that includes an ultimatum or resorts to automatic use of force to disarm Iraq.