By Justin Leonard
Staff Writer
Spam e-mail has become a common occurrence in the life
of anyone with a computer.
That doesn’t mean, however, that everyone with a computer
tolerates it.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The 107th Congress began fading into
the history books Wednesday, its legacy including a colossal agency to
gird the nation against terrorism, new curbs on corporate behavior and
campaign spending, and deep tax cuts.
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& NATION
By Ben Gruver
Staff Writer
In the male-dominated sport of bodybuilding, women flex
with the best.
“Females have to work harder to be equipped,” said Meg
Dimsa, senior sports and exercise major. “When they build muscle, they
break the norm and are looked down upon. (Women) are accused of wanting
to be men.”
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& LOCAL
Holiday brings good times, but not for everyone
ost
West Virginia University students are beginning to head home for the holidays
to spend time with their families and loved ones to enjoy a well-deserved
break from classes.
But as you head home for the holidays, keep in mind that not everyone is as lucky as you are.
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By Tim Davison
A&E Editor
Back in the U.S.
Capitol Records
Rating: 2
There are some people who the world would just be better
off without. Sir Paul McCartney is one of them.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
‘Eers beat VT for the first time in a decade
By Andrew J. Beckner
Sports Editor
Brian King remembers it in slow motion.
Bryan Randall scrambling, looking for daylight. Then
Virginia Tech’s quarterback offered up a pigskin prayer.
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