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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 08, 2011

Page

2

Bluefield College marks 88th Spring Commencement

Bluefield College honored 122 graduates at its 88th annual Spring Commencement in Bluefield Virginia. Dr David Olive president delivered remarks praising faith leadership and service as students Michael Messier Michael Lastfogel and Brittany Garton received the InSpire Wampler Caudill awards for excellence and character.

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Eight Injured When Boat Hits Buoy on James River

The Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries investigates a James River boating accident near Richmond in Henrico County that injured eight adults. None are believed to have life threatening injuries. five remain hospitalized. The boat struck a buoy shortly before 11 p.m. Friday. Conservation Police officers search for a cause.

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Foundations and slavery in early America and the cotton gin

The passage traces how Eli Whitney's cotton gin accelerated Southern slavery and King Cotton, with Washington Madison Calhoun Davis and Lincoln quoted on abolition. It notes Mount Vernon slavery, economic contrasts, the Second Great Awakening, and a Yale graduate inventorypione that boosted Southern cotton yield through the 19th century.

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