Research shows W.Va. women behind in several categories
By Lauren Hough
Staff Writer
West Virginia has several factors working against it as
opposed to the other 49 states in consideration by the Institute of Women’s
Policy Research.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — U.N. inspectors visited alcoholic
beverage plants and a factory that once made parts for now-banned missiles,
while Britain charged on Monday that Saddam Hussein uses torture, rape
and terror to oppress his people.
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CHARLESTON (AP) — Gov. Bob Wise is banking on passage
of a cigarette tax hike to shore up next year’s budget. A leading lawmaker
and fellow Democrat isn’t so sure of the proposal’s success.
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The top 15 reasons we loved this football season
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you surely know by now (if not turn to the sports page), the West Virginia
University football team beat Pitt Saturday afternoon, securing a 9-3 record,
a top 15 spot in the national rankings and their best record since an 11-1
mark in 1993.
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By Jenn Young
Associate A&E Editor
Last month Beth Nardella sent out a casting call to the
WVU English Department and the Morgantown community. Her goal was simple,
to gather a group of artists who wanted to give the town a taste of the
kind of performance art that they all too often don’t get to see living
in a small town.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Possible Gator Bowl bid still up in the air
By Andrew J. Beckner
Sports Editor
Somewhere along the way, it all got complicated.
After West Virginia University’s 24-17 upset of Pittsburgh
on Saturday – the Mountaineers’ fourth win in a row – a New Year’s Day
trip to the Gator Bowl looked all but certain.
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