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West Virginia's traditional antlered buck gun season begins on Monday, Nov. 21, according to Curtis I. Taylor, chief of the Wildlife Resources Section of the Division of Natural Resources. West Virginia's buck gun season provides a wealth of recreational opportunities for resident and nonresident hunters and has a tremendous economic impact on the state's economy.
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Buck divulges the Supreme Court justices' resistance about the move to open the court for television coverage. Concerns about misleading sound bites or a bias against nontelegenic justices aside, four longtime observers say the court's opposition probably comes down to the justices not wanting to lose their anonymity or the court's mystique.
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West Virginia's traditional antlered buck gun season begins on Monday, Nov. 21, according to Curtis I. Taylor, chief of the Wildlife Resources Section of the Division of Natural Resources. West Virginia's buck gun season provides a wealth of recreational opportunities for resident and nonresident hunters and has a tremendous economic impact on the state's economy.
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BUFFALO - West Virginia's annual firearm season for buck deer is off to a wet start, but hunters said it would take more than Monday's light drizzle to dampen their enthusiasm. I actually wish it would have rained a little harder," said John Stephenson of Campbells Creek. "When the leaves are wet, it's easier to sneak around.
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NEW YORK - The door is open to Buck Showalter's office, an invitation to anyone who wants to talk about baseball on a rainy day. Two rules apply, though: no discussion of the widely publicized Men's Journal article that criticized both Derek Jeter and the Red Sox - "We've moved on," Buck said earlier- and don't even think of asking about the Orioles' new winning culture or clubhouse chemistry. Those are empty, abstract concepts to an old-school manager like Showalter who believes the O's are flourishing not because of talk- therapy, but because of good pitching and timely hitting. Like we said, it's as emotionally low-tech as its gets in 2011, but that's precisely how Showalter has reshaped this perennially sorry franchise.
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Ashley Koch and Matt Buck open the little blue box and lose themselves in the photographs of their son. They linger over every one, every glimpse of his tiny fingers and toes, of him cradled in his mother's arms. But one image captures that day more than any other.
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MILWAUKEE - Ashley Koch and Matt Buck open the little blue box and lose themselves in the photographs of their son. They linger over every one, every glimpse of his tiny fingers and toes, of him cradled in his mother's arms. But one image captures that day more than any other.
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The economic downturn means colleges across the country are sending fewer students abroad to study, according to a recent report, but increased funding and shorter programs have helped Oklahoma schools buck the trend. The Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange reported that the number of students studying during the 2008-2009 academic year declined by about 1 percent from the previous year to 260,327 from 262,416 in 2007-2008. This is the first decrease in the 25 years the data has been tracked.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, a unique window into a vital chapter of American history that the late Buck O'Neil helped open 20 years ago, could be in trouble. Attendance and revenues are down, and a decision by new management to distance itself from O'Neil has splintered many of its most loyal supporters.
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Don't expect a lot of big, flowery words for Betty Buck at her funeral service Saturday. Five minutes that's what she specified," daughter Hildy Nell said. "She wanted people to have fun and rejoice. We're doing it her way.
