A young widow faces the future
By Melanie Jarvis
Staff Writer
“War is Hell.”
The simple statement, clipped from an e-mail, adorns
the front of Lisa Vance’s refrigerator.
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By Grant Smith
News Editor
Taliban, Al-Qaida, Islamic fundamentalism, Islamic extremism.
These terms have permeated the media since 9/11, possibly
fostering misconceptions by Americans of Muslims or the Islamic religion.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Bush administration raised the nationwide
terror alert to its second-highest level, closed nine U.S. embassies overseas
and heightened security at federal buildings and landmarks in America as
new intelligence warned of car bombings, suicide attacks and other strikes
linked to the 9/11 anniversary.
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& NATION
By Lauren Hough
Staff Writer
It may not be too late to change your major.
And you might want to, after reading statistics from
the most recent industry outlook polls.
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& LOCAL
Remember what was truly lost on Sept. 11
:45
a.m.: Pilots Jim Ogonowski and Tom McGuinness, possibly killed before impact
— may not have to witness American Airlines Flight 11 — hijacked by Mohammed
Atta and his cohorts, begin a day of terror unlike any other in American
history. Folks drinking their morning coffee at work in the North Tower
of the World Trade Center are either killed instantly, see the plane headed
toward the building, or feel rumbling similar to an earthquake.Various
companies of the New York City Police and Fire Departments head to the
scene. Before long, the second tower is hit even more severely, the U.S.
Army sector of the Pentagon is hit, heroic passengers are believed to have
brought down United Flight 93 near Shanksville, Pa., and the towers collapse.
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By Erica Fitchett
Staff Writer
In the Rhododendron Room at the Mountainlair last night,
students could be heard exchanging their reasons for being among the crowd.
Most were there only because their generous English teachers promised them
extra credit. By the end of the night however, it seemed that extra
credit wasn’t the only thing being received.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
By Matt Stanmyre
Sports Writer
The undefeated West Virginia University men’s soccer team
returns to action tonight when they face St. Francis (Pa.) in a non-conference
game at the Mountaineer Soccer Complex.
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