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I am a student at Tufts University. See my commons page, J. Finkelstein.

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Links: Dead-end pages · Linkrot · Templates w/ red links · Orphaned talk pages Cleanup: General · By Topic · Move to Wiktionary · Wiki Syntax · Grammar · Spam · Transwiki log cleanup · Wikification needed Categories: Orphaned · Underpopulated · Bad category names · Article Categorization · Uncategorised good articles · More... Articles: Requests 2 years+ · Requests 1 year+ · Requested Articles · Blank Pages · Most wanted articles · Missing articles Stubs: Stubs by topic · Incomplete Lists · Most wanted stubs · Shortpages · Unstubby stubs Combinations: Proposed Mergers · Proposed Splits Delete: Speedy · Articles (today) · Categories · Redirects · Templates · Misc. pages · Jokes · Log · Discussion archives · Review Expansion: Requested Expansions · Encyclopedic Topics · Neglected articles Images: Requested pictures · Pictures needing attention · Images for cleanup · Image recreation requests · Caption review · Images with missing articles · Untagged Images · Commons:Untagged img Disputes: Controversial Issues · Neutrality · Article Accuracy · Statement Accuracy · Copyright Violations Requests · Backlogs
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Ségolène Royal (pictured) wins the Socialist Party's nomination for President of France in next year's election; she becomes France's first-ever female presidential candidate representing a major party. Joseph Kabila is declared winner of the election for the presidency of the Democratic Republic of Congo. His opponent, Jean-Pierre Bemba, alleges fraud. The Parliament of South Africa votes to legalize same-sex marriage. Nadarajah Raviraj, a human rights lawyer and legislator from the Tamil National Alliance, is assassinated in Colombo, Sri Lanka. A new Constitution of Kyrgyzstan adopted by the Joghorku Keneš is signed into law by President Kurmanbek Bakiyev. Wikinews – Recent deaths – More current events...
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From Wikipedia's newest articles: ...that because of its unique geology, a 230 hectare area of Rosthwaite Fell (pictured) in Cumbria, England was declared a Site of Special Scientific Interest in 1985? ...that Michael Groce indirectly started the Brixton riot of 1985? ...that Wyoming Seminary, a private school in Kingston, Pennsylvania, participated in the first nighttime American football game in 1892? ...that the pigment responsible for the colour of the bright green Parrot Toadstool is not chlorophyll as it is a fungus? ...that the finds at the village of Gnezdovo near Smolensk include an early folding razor, the first pivoted scissors found in Eastern Europe, and the earliest inscription in the Old Russian language? ...that the self-taught weapon designer Aimo Lahti designed over 50 weapons of all types prior to and during World War II, including the successful Suomi M-31? Archive – Start a new article...

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