Speaker: Muslim women used as symbols of society
By Mark Grandstaff
Staff Writer
Muslim women are not helpless, said Benedum lecturer Amira
E. Sonbol, and the issues they face are not unique.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush gained important new
Democratic support for his war resolution Wednesday, bolstering his expected
margin of victory in Congress for broad authority to use force against
Iraq. But the administration was having less success on the international
front.
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& NATION
By Lauren Hough
Staff Writer
Forty-two different sessions and events are planned for
West Virginia University’s 27th Annual Colloquium on Literature and Film.
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& LOCAL
Community should take notice of a potential
heroin problem
hen
initially covering a news story about a death, many newspaper reporters
and editors don’t realize how that person’s death has affected friends
and family.
Straight facts come first, and a more thorough investigation may possibly follow.
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Brad Tennant
Staff Writer
But I don’t wanna study! But I’m too unimaginative to
do anything but ... Brad, what else is there to do aside from reading history
and psychology books?
The No. 1 alternative to studying is video games. Face
the facts. Television is too passive and not particularly dependable as
far as quality programming. Video games make you feel like you are doing
something without the strenuous effort of actually doing something. Exercise?
My thumbs have never felt stronger.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Coach emphasizing conditioning, strength
By Dylan Sacchetti
Sports Writer
With Saturday’s ceremony honoring former head basketball
coach Gale Catlett, WVU fans can now look toward a new era for the program.
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