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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board shares its current consensus on opinions in the columns. The page includes a Bible quote from First Corinthians 5 6-7 AV about purging old leaven to become a new lump and references Christ as our passover.
An editorial lauds Senior U.S. District Judge Elizabeth Hallanan for integrity and steadfastness. It recalls her WVU law studies, trial work, and 1983 federal judgeship, praising her ethics, constitutional prudence, compassion, and leadership as a role model while noting the portrait unveiling ceremony.
Barbara Hawkins reports on Irina Kropotova, a Russian public relations manager from Yoshkar-Ola, visiting the Daily Telegraph Princeton bureau. The piece describes language barriers, cultural exchanges, meetings with local staff, and Irina’s impressions of American life, shopping, food, and entertainment.
A reader voices dismay over mercy society euthanasia after a Sunday report on available euthanol. The letter condemns animal overpopulation, urges better funding and enforcement, cites cross-city neglect, and questions community responsibility for pets and shelters. The writer calls for action to avert mass killings and to treat animals with compassion and dignity.
The Internet opens educational windows with online universities and courses from UCLA Extension to USC and University College. Access ranges from home study to instructor led classes with global partnerships, while costs often undercut traditional schooling. Critics cite reduced interaction, yet a blended future could benefit students and teachers.
The article laments the rise of the midnight to 8 shift as a persistent result of the light bulb and Parkinsons Law. It notes disrupted circadian rhythms and marital strain from separate schedules, recalling personal experiences in newspaper work and the unglamorous realities of overnight labor. It contrasts New Economy acceptance with Old Economy sleep needs, urging consideration for those trying to sleep.
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