Concord College plans Charleston fundraiser amid Build a Lake bid
Concord College gears up for a Sept. 19 fundraiser at Embassy Suites in Charleston featuring Thames Water managing director James McGivern. The event, in its fourth year, is chaired by David A. Barnett with Concord President Dr. Jerry Beasley praising local planning efforts while supporters press state officials to reconsider funding.
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News Editor Acknowledges Editorial Roles At Daily Telegraph
The newsroom lists Samantha Perry as News Editor and Tammie Toler as State Editor with Barbara Hawkins as City Editor and Andy Patton handling Senior Copy Editor duties. The note ends with a biblical verse from Romans 1 28 AV.
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NEA urged to teach 9/11 history without blame or retaliation
The National Education Association faces backlash for proposing classroom discussions on American intolerance after the September 11 attacks. West Virginia teachers push to focus on facts, condemn broad blame, and teach a measured history stressing knowledge over extremism while acknowledging the terror of that day and its impact on nation.
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Mercer County schools to observe 9 11 minute of silence
Deborah S. Akers announces Mercer County Schools will pause for 60 seconds at 8 45 a m on September 11 2002 to remember the events of 9 11 2001. Students and staff will recite the Pledge of Allegiance after the moment of silence inviting county residents to join in a United We Stand memorial.
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Debate over Iraq provocation and the path to war
The article argues that the United States would risk public support without a direct provocation for war with Iraq. It reviews historical examples, notes uncertainty about Saddam Hussein's weapons, and discusses how nations weigh national interest, potential casualties, and the threshold of provocation before decisive action. The piece emphasizes the persistent debate and cautions against rash action.
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