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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2002
Page
4
Jarrod Sudduth a Bluefields WV resident offers college survival guidance for freshmen. He warns against high school habits and emphasizes time management disciplined reading daily and avoiding excessive 8:30 am classes while urging focus on goals and staying determined to succeed in a college business education at WVU.
The Daily Telegraph notice cites Barbara Hawkins as managing editor in a brief reference to a biblical quotation from Romans 10 13 AV. No additional events or details accompany the line.
Princeton officials announce that state approval has cleared for Streetscape on East Mercer Street and a nearby railroad museum. Combined project value is 1.7 million with bids opened for Streetscape future completion anticipated late this year or next spring and museum likely finished next year. The initiative could unlock tax credits up to 30 percent if East Mercer Street gains National Register status, boosting local redevelopment and guiding a 10 to 30 year city plan.
Dawn Sigman and Doug Meade praised for guiding fourth graders at Mercer School and Bluefield Intermediate School in Princeton and Bluefield. Judges chose top histories. Mercer winners Ashley Peyton Angela Lawson Stephanie Thompson. Bluefield winners Katie Nisbett Caitlin Allen Diane Shahan Eric Tanao received awards. Dick Sharp coordinated.
A satirical look at how MBA programs might teach about corporate scandals. Courses poke fun at fraud, restated earnings, ethics gaps, and the language of annual reports while lampooning executives, law, and investor relations with sharp, ironic wit.
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