By Ryann Acton
Staff Writer
Some bar advertisements in college newspapers objectify
women and encourage binge drinking, argues the Council for Women’s Concerns.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush, stepping into a major
affirmative action case, asserted Wednesday that a program of racial preferences
for minority applicants at the University of Michigan was ‘‘fundamentally
flawed’’ and unconstitutional.
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& NATION
CHARLESTON (AP) — A public-private board agreed Wednesday
to give $75,000 in bonuses to state economic development officials, including
a $25,000 bonus to economic development chief David Satterfield.
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Teen sniper shooter should be tried as an adult
few months ago, citizens of Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia
could not pump their gas without worrying about getting a bullet in their
back. They could not go to Michael’s and buy a wreath without thinking
it could be their last purchase.
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Chris Moore
Staff Writer
Golly, it’s good to be back in the newsroom. All the hustle
and bustle of early semester is putting me in the mood to write the best
darned Info-Tainment ever. I hope everyone had a wonderful break, but now
it’s time for the grinding routine of class and the scandalous gossip of
Info-Tainment to get back on track and chugging along again.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Cobourne looks to future beyond WVU
By Gary Adam Harki
Sports Writer
Avon Cobourne.
The name now stands in the midst of the pinnacle of WVU
football players, up there with names like Major Harris and Amos Zereoue.
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