West Virginia Chamber Plans Youth Business Dialogue Symposia
The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce will organize day long symposia on college and high school campuses to connect business and industrial leaders with students. The program aims for open dialogue without speeches or conclusions, piloting in March with student input guiding topic choices and matched representatives.
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John Hurd
John Ludlum
West Virginia University Graduate School
Hurd
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Flash aims to steal show from Humble Pie at Civic Center Dec 10
Flash led by ex Yes guitarist Pete Banks prepares to headline at the Civic Center on December 10. The three to four piece band features Colin Carter Ray Bennett and Mike Hough with potential Tony Kaye joining. Banks says the album reflects live sound and organ not essential. He remains optimistic about Flash’s future amid US publicity and varied gigs.
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Mike Hough
Yesman
Tony Kaye
U. S
Capitol Records
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Civic Center
Johns Hopkins study probes humanistic youth talents in Baltimore
A Johns Hopkins team led by Robert Hogan launches a five year search for junior high students with humanistic gifts. They will screen for verbal ability and explore how humanities talents develop later than quantitative skills, asking how to foster such gifts without sacrificing science potential. Hogan notes the system favors math and science early, potentially suppressing creativity.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Robert Hogan
Hogan
Jim Lowe Remembered in Lasting Public Tribute
A compact memorial note honors Jim Lowe for his enduring impact, noting his community service, leadership, and the affection of friends and neighbors who recall his work with warmth and gratitude. The tribute underscores his legacy across local groups and civic projects.
One Man Dog and Other Rock Highlights From The Era
A critical wrap of James Taylor One Man Dog praising added horns and The Section’s energy. Bette Midler’s The Divine Miss M lauded for its fresh vocal persona and revived classics. Bread earns safe gift status with Soft Rock warmth. Flash In the Can earns cohort praise for guitar work and cohesive tracks.
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One Man Dog
Taylor
Jim Carnes
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