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April 1, 2008 - 9:00 pm

• Geoff Schumacher's Sunday column cited a CBS television report saying the enrollment at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas is 18,000, but the university's full-time equivalent enrollment in fall 2007 was 20,021. This figure is calculated by dividing all credit hours by a full-time load -- 15 credit hours for undergrads. If all students are counted, regardless of credits, UNLV's fall 2007 enrollment was 28,477.

• Because of an error in production of the TV Crossword in Sunday's TV Week supplement, part of the crossword grid was deleted. On page 7E today is the complete grid and clues for this week's puzzle. The answers for this puzzle will appear in next Sunday's TV Week.

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