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1:00PM - 3:30PM
Clint Eastwood's portrayal of a guilt-ridden Secret Service agent ignites this intense thriller about the search for a would-be presidential assassin (John Malkovich). Rene Russo, Dylan McDermott. Wolfgang Petersen directed.
3:30PM - 6:00PM
FBI agents Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) tackle their greatest assignment yet in the big-screen debut of the popular TV characters as they attempt to link some of the show's most notorious conspiracies. Martin Landau.

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College Football

Notre Dame, Arizona State to play at new Cowboys Stadium
The University of Notre Dame and Arizona State University agreed on Thursday to play a college football game at the new Dallas Cowboys stadium in Arlington, TX on October 5, 2013.
Former Georgia Tech star Hamilton resigns position in program
Georgia Tech assistant director of player personnel Joe Hamilton, a former star quarterback at the school, has resigned from his position effective immediately.
LB Ball leaves Seminoles
Florida State linebacker Marcus Ball was released from his football scholarship, the school announced Monday.
NCAA denies QB Mallett's appeal
The NCAA on Thursday decided to deny an appeal requested by quarterback Ryan Mallett, who transferred from Michigan to Arkansas this year, seeking to reinstate him for the upcoming season.
LSU's Perrilloux dismissed from team
LSU head coach Les Miles announced Friday that quarterback Ryan Perrilloux has been dismissed from the football team.
Aikman, Holtz among college football Hall of Fame inductees
Troy Aikman, Heisman Trophy winner Billy Cannon and Lou Holtz highlight the 2008 class for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame.
BCS officials reject "plus-one" system
The Bowl Championship Series will not be amended to include a "plus-one" format to determine a national champion, BCS officials announced Wednesday.
NCAA licenses 34 bowl games for 2008-09
The NCAA licensed a pair of new bowl games for the 2008-09 on Wednesday, launching the St. Petersburg Bowl and the Congressional Bowl to bring the total number of postseason contests to 34.
NCAA denies appeal of Cincinnati QB Ben Mauk
University of Cincinnati quarterback Ben Mauk had his request for reconsideration on his original waiver for a sixth year of eligibility denied by the NCAA on Wednesday.
New St. Petersburg Bowl to pit Big East vs. Conference USA
The Big East Conference announced on Wednesday its affiliation with the newly launched St. Petersburg Bowl beginning in 2008.





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