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Extra Extra - UC Riverside Graduation Canceled Because Of One Too Many Firebombs on Campus
- Graduation was canceled today at UC Riverside when police found a firebomb - LA Times
- Shots fired at the Roosevelt Hotel. Just don't hit Prince - TMZ
- Woman killed last night during a police chase where she was driving the wrong way on the 5 - LAT
- Some bastards have snuck Sicko onto the Interwebs - CBS
- Michael Moore says he's "happy" about it - Brietbart
- Peaceful protest in support of Janitor's Rights at the South Coast Mall today - OC Weekly
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- Eddie Murray was never a good fit as a coach - Daily News
- Speaking of bad fits, what's Sonic Youth doing in bed with Starbucks? - Pitchfork
- Barbara Walters gets a star on the Walk of Fame - CBS2
- Baseball bat murder suspect caught - Fox
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