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Rockefeller reaches out to students
By GRANT SMITH
Athenaeum Staff

Addressing West Virginia University’s Young Democrats in the Mountainlair, Senator Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., asked the students, “How did I get here?”
FULL ARTICLE IN HEADLINE NEWS

Florida secretary of state eyeing Washington
By BRENT KALLESTAD
Associated Press Writer

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida Secretary of State Katherine Harris rose to prominence during the disputed election recount that sent George W. Bush to Washington. Now, Republicans want the state’s best-known female politician to run for Congress.
FULL ARTICLE IN WORLD & NATION

Parking solutions evaluated during summer
By KARRI E. SMITH
Athenaeum Staff

Parking and the problems that follow the issue at West Virginia University have tormented students, faculty and staff much like a bad dream this academic year.
FULL ARTICLE IN STATE & LOCAL

Stay Safe
Students should practice caution during the coming summer months

t’s that time of year again.
Every semester, as the year winds down and the temperatures begin to rise, so does the mayhem.
This year has been no different.
In a recent article in The Daily Athenaeum, DPS reported an increase in the use of alcohol on campus that directly coincided with the number of students outside.
Cpt. David Bean, of the Morgantown Fire Department, also reported an increase in couch fires, saying, “We anticipate more.”
FULL EDITORIAL IN OPINIONS

First Listenings
By BRANDON LESTER
Athenaeum Staff Cropduster
Drunk Uncle
We Put Out Records
Rating : 8

During finals week, the temptation to fall asleep while studying is strong. However, there are ways to fight it.
FULL ARTICLE IN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

A football season to remember in 2000
By COLBY McCARREN
Athenaeum Sports Staff

The 2000 football campaign for the West Virginia Mountaineers is one that will not be forgotten anytime soon. It was a season that saw one of the true legends in coaching step down and the 16-year bowl curse lifted. A season that saw the legendary Fighting Irish of Notre Dame pay a visit to Morgantown for the first time ever, as well as the first visit from the less than legendary Idaho Vandals.
FULL ARTICLE IN SPORTS

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