WVU to participate in mining study
by Jennifer Roush
ATHENAEUM STAFF
West Virginia University has received $500,000 to participate
in mountain top removal studies.
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by H. Josef Hebert
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON — The Clinton administration warned Thursday
that “dangerously high” oil prices could affect economic growth and said
it was prepared to intervene if costs continue to soar.
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by Kelley Schoonover
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHARLESTON — West Virginia’s system of funding education
must be reformed because the current method prohibits students from receiving
the education necessary to break out of poverty, a finance expert testified
Thursday.
Richard Salmon, a professor at Virginia Tech, was the
latest expert to testify in hearings to determine if West Virginia adequately
provides resources to public schools in the state’s 55 counties.
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The police should not be involved in sports violence
ports,
at their root, are just a form of athletic competition. Two teams square
off to see who can achieve a goal faster or better than the other one.
However, these competitions can go overboard.
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by Paul Campbell
ATHENAEUM STAFF
Mankind- Have a Nice Day!
A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks
Mick Foley
511 pages hardback -- $25.00
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Wrestler rides season-opening roll
by Colby McCarren
ATHENAEUM SPORTS STAFF
The West Virginia University wrestling team will begin
its dual match season tomorrow against EWL rival Clarion at 1:00 p.m. in
the Shell Building. The Mountaineers are currently ranked 16th in the nation
and are led by senior Vertus Jones.
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