61.   Students then began to throw bottles and rocks at the troops as more tear gas was fired into the crowd.

62.   Students already have begun meeting with attorneys individually and collectively, asking about options for recouping tuition and other expenses should the school fail to regain its accreditation.

63.   Students began arriving Wednesday.

64.   Students began fleeing in panic, but one stayed.

65.   Students began to speak out about their attraction to the drug culture, and to boast that there was nothing the school could do about it.

66.   Students begin training for the L.A. Marathon when school starts in September, with training sessions taking place within the individual schools.

67.   Students now begin paying interest when they graduate.

68.   Students begin taking the TAAS test in the third grade.

69.   Starting last year, students began taking the MCAS exams that are tied to the new learning standards.

70.   State employment officials said the slight rise in unemployment is purely seasonal, occurring as students began looking for summer work.