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Encyclopedia > Wake Up

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UPS Plans to Hire 100 Pilots (422 words)
In the wake of the agreement between the two countries, UPS said in June that it will "strongly consider" building an air hub in China and could increase flights and package traffic between Louisville and that country.
UPS began direct air service to China in 2001, flying once a week from Louisville to China via Anchorage, Alaska.
UPS officials said flights between the nations are operating at near capacity.
Chi Phi Breaks IFC Rush Rules, Desk Closure Ends Rush Early (1047 words)
Each night, freshmen who are overnighting at a fraternity are asked for a wake up time, and that is recorded in the IFC Clearinghouse.
wake ups were illegal, the house could not enter the proper wake up times until 8 a.m.
Wang claimed that all wake up times were changed at 8 a.m, before any freshmen were given bids.
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