Your Evening Briefing
Date: 16 April 2014
By RICK ROJAS and VICTORIA SHANNON
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15th of April 2014 News
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A Top Player Accused, and a Flawed Rape Inquiry
Date: 16 April 2014
By WALT BOGDANICH
Examination by The New York Times finds that there was virtually no investigation at all of allegations that Florida State University football player Jameis Winston raped a freshman in December 2012, either by the school or local authorities; case has unfolded as colleges and universities across the country are facing rising criticism over how they deal with sexual assault, as well as questions about whether athletes receive preferential treatment.
Nieuwenhuis, in Season Debut, Powers Mets Over Diamondbacks
Date: 16 April 2014
By TIM ROHAN
Rescuers Rush to South Korean Ferry Accident
Date: 16 April 2014
By CHOE SANG-HUN
South Korean maritime police say at least one person died when a ferry carrying hundreds of high school students to a resort island began sinking off the southwestern tip of the country; vessel was carrying 477 passengers, including 325 high school students.
Stanton Collects Five R.B.I. As Marlins Rout Nationals
Date: 16 April 2014
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
MLB Roundup; Giancarlo Stanton scores career-high with five runs batted in as Miami Marlins beat Washington Nationals, 11-2; other baseball news noted.
Revised SAT Won’t Include Obscure Vocabulary Words
Date: 16 April 2014
By TAMAR LEWIN
College Board will release many details of its revised SAT, to be introduced in the spring of 2016, including sample questions and explanations of the research, goals and specifications behind them; one big change is in vocabulary questions, which will no longer include obscure words.