America resented, terrorism legitimate, speaker says
By Mark Grandstaff
Staff Writer
The 2002 Benedum Lecture Series ended last night as it
began, discussing the beginnings and ends of terrorism.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Cameras catch red-light runners at intersections
and grab images from light poles in mall parking lots and near gas station
pumps. All those roaming eyes mean the getaway vehicle of the Washington-area
sniper and probably the killer himself are on some tape, somewhere.
Now military surveillance planes are pitching in, putting
the area under still more scrutiny in a manhunt frustrated by a killer’s
luck and skill in slipping out of sight.
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& NATION
By Angela Jones
Staff Writer
Tim Warner, associate professor of geology and geography
at West Virginia University, is teaching his students about new geographical
technology that was used to aid in rescuing victims on Sept. 11, 2001.
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Terrorist acts around the world show real focus of war
he
recent acts in Bali, Yemen and Kuwait, acts that look every bit like terrorism,
are reasons to start rethinking our current direction in international
affairs.
That, however, looks impossible, considering President George W. Bush signed the congressional resolution on Iraq, as expected, on Wednesday.
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Clann An Drumma showcases pure Celtic sound
By Erin Mountain
Staff Writer
Welcome to the place where corporate America doesn’t rule.
The place where a band doesn’t have to sell out to sell records. The place
where rock and passion and rhythm reign ruthlessly. Welcome to the underground.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
By Chuck McGill
Associate Sports Editor
Looking for the most disappointing team in college football?
This is their scouting report.
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