By Ben Gruver
Staff Writer
When patients visit doctors in the United States,
they probably expect medical supplies to be available.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — At a terrible cost, police are learning
more about the Washington-area sniper day by day, death by death. Insights
into his voice, penmanship, grammar, mood and mode of operation have flowed
from his communications, and other evidence is mounting.
Yet so far, police hunt in vain.
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& NATION
By Melanie Jarvis
Staff Writer
West Virginia University alumnus and former FBI white
collar crime manager Charles L. “Chuck” Owens will address the College
of Business and Economics today at 5 p.m.
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& LOCAL
Vandals in Towers should be treated like children
he
basic rules, or cultural norms, of entering adulthood are apparently not
being fully elaborated on in freshman Orientation 101 classes.
But honestly, would lessons in class change the students’ (if they can be considered actual college-age scholars) actions that are causing regular disruptions in the elevators at Towers?
Probably not.
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By Erica Fitchett
Staff Writer
The Gabe Dixon Band
On A Rolling Ball
Reprise Records
Rating: 9
Although their songs are generally about relationships
--- a common lyrical topic--- their sound is far from typical.
Gathering influences and inspiration from artists like
Elton John, The Police, Beethoven, Miles Davis and Stevie Wonder, The Gabe
Dixon Band provides a jazzy, funky sound that is addictive.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Nation’s No. 1 team solid on both sides
By Chuck McGill
Associate Sports Editor
“Who do we play next week?”
The statement was made by West Virginia head football
coach Rich Rodriguez following WVU’s 34-7 victory over Syracuse last Saturday.
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