By Grant Smith and George McIntyre
News Writers
State budget cuts are only going to get deeper and deeper,
an education official said Monday.
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BALI, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesia’s government, reeling
from a bomb attack that killed at least 180 people, acknowledged for the
first time Monday that al-Qaida is active on its soil — setting the stage
for a possible crackdown on extremists.
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Greeks sponsor blood drive
West Virginia University’s greek community is sponsoring
a blood drive Wednesday from noon to 6 p.m. at Wesley United Methodist
Church, which is located on the corner of High and Willey streets.
Fraternity and sorority members are encouraged to participate,
along with the WVU and Morgantown community.
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Carter deserving of award
wenty
years after leaving the White House, former president Jimmy Carter's public
career has reached its high point.
The man who has devoted his life to humanitarian work was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace on Friday for his "untiring effort to find peaceful solutions to international conflicts, to advance democracy and human rights, and to promote economic and social development."
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By Chris Moore
Staff Writer
The Rules of Attraction is not a teen movie. While its
main character is played by James Van Der Beek, it is nothing like “Dawson’s
Creek.” While it contains graphic and sometimes funny sexual content, it
bears no resemblance to American Pie. In fact, it’s nothing like anything
you’ll see in mainstream cinema or television. It’s a highly stylized,
beautifully executed piece of art. Not to say the film is flawless
— there are plenty of plot holes — but the camera work, editing, and acting
make up for these troubles.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Student takes over for disgraced editor
By Chuck McGill and Matt Nelson
Associate Sports Editor and honorary Guru
It’s time for me to step aside for one week.
I have failed to live up to the lofty expectations bestowed
upon the Guru each week.
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