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The Evils of Mountaintop Removal

by ThomasWest3 in Issues, September 20, 2009
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Throughout Appalachia, but especially in the states of West Virginia, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania, the process of mountaintop removal has destroyed the natural beauty that is such an essential element of that exquisite region. Although defended by some as economically necessary, removal is in fact a destruction of all that native residents should hold dear.

Can You Tell Where Someone Lives by the Way They Drive

by lindalulu in Holidays, May 29, 2009
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Interesting facts about being able to tell where someone comes from by the way they drive.

History of Mothers’ Day

by Adilliana in History, April 30, 2009
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The background of the holiday.

A Simple Country Life

by Crissleigh in Lifestyle Choices, April 7, 2009
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This is a story of growning up in the country. We may not have had all the frills that kids have today yet we never felt like we missed out on anything. Food was home cooked and entertainment was cheap or free. Oh how I miss those days.

The Mothman of West Virginia

by Bruce W. Harden in Paranormal, April 5, 2009
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This article discusses the Mothman, a strange creature seen in and around Point Pleasant, West Virginia.

Baptists and Bootleggers Make Strange Bedfellows

by Ruby Hawk in Politics, February 26, 2009
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Most laws are passed with good intentions, but often bootleggers are lurking in the background. These unethical parties get rich off the good intentions of others.

Wind Farms: Is T. Boone Pickens Right?

by Thorn in Issues, September 24, 2008
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Windmills: Saviors or eyesores?

Poverty

by Zero Reed in Economics, August 17, 2006
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An essay about what it is like to live in poverty and how unfair the world can be when it comes to the poor.

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