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Although the events were supposedly sold-out, rows of seats were empty on the first full day of competition at the London Summer Olympics. Olympics organizers have now begun investigating the cause.

Empty seats filled the stadiums of swimming heats, volleyball and gymnastic equestrian events.

A suspicious package was delivered to the University of Colorado-Denver earlier this week.

In a report by the Associated Press, the package turned over to authorities is believed to have been sent by shooting suspect James Holmes.

Multiple sources have reported that the package includes a notebook with drawings and descriptions of a mass attack. The package was addressed to a school psychiatrist.

Concordia University executives will soon meet former professors Jack and Judith Kornblatt regarding their previous financial donations to the school.

According to CTV News the Kornblatts have decided to stop donating money to the school after over forty years.

They stated that their reason to cease their donations is because the administration uses the money for illegitimate causes.

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About 30 children, parents and grandparents rallied outside the Quebec College of Physicians office on Tuesday morning to protest against their decision to suspend a popular gynecologist.

The Gazette reports that The College suspended Doctor Gilles Mercier, a seventy-one year-old obstetrician-gynecologist, for a period of two months as of July 17 because he failed to complete his paperwork in a timely manner.

The NCAA came down with an iron fist on Penn State University on Monday morning.

In a report by CNN, the NCAA fined the school 60 million dollars and banned its football team from the postseason for the next 4 years.

The school has also been ordered to forfeit all of their wins from the 1998 football season. This decision strips the late Joe Paterno's title as winningest coach in major football college history.

Thousands of students took to the streets Sunday in anticipation of a possible provincial election.

The big turnout for the event, which began at Emile Gamelin Park, showed that many remain passionate in the movement despite calming down during the summer.