3.7, 3.8

3.7

1. The 25-year-old man wept as he left Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
2. This November 10 will mark our anniversary.
3. Don't park the car on Rodeo Drive. Instead, park it at 12 Davies Street.
4. They spent $130 to buy a new set of nose rings.
5. Smoots moved to the north because the people are so nice there.
6. At 7 p.m. this evening, the rodeo will begin in the town square.
7. Yesterday, the terrorists blew up their home at 123 Melrose Street.
8. Twenty-two seamstresses were needed to mend the prom dress.
9. About five percent of the professors have lost their hair.
10. After two feet of snow fell at his home in Columbus, Ohio, Jones decided to leave.
11. Miss Smith bet $50 that her brother weighed more than a 1964 Chevy.
12. Guy Reel, the Gov. of California, set his trailer on fire on September 1.
13. A fire began at 3325 McDonald Drive when an oven full of rutabagas exploded.
14. During the 1970's, everyone everyone wore bell-bottom blue jeans to church.

3.8

1. In August 1985, Davies rented a rutabaga stand in Augusta, Georgia.
2. Pomerantz tied the beehive to Sen. Gramm's cowboy hat.
3. About 1200 Easter rabbits were killed in the explosion of Big Dave's Bunny Warehouse, located at 2525 Hackensack Drive.
4. In the 1980's Davies left the midwest and moved to the Loire Valley in France.
5. Smoots brought two cups of coffee to the governor.
6. About eight percent of the cantaloupes have been stuffed with rutabagas.
7. Jones bet $40 that his roommate had hidden the sandwich.
8. The three university professors share a house at 613 25th Avenue.
9. After two feet of snow fell at his home in Columbus, Ohio, Davies decided to leave the midwest and move to the south.
10. On December 11, all classes will be cancelled.
11. Yesterday morning, the mayor skipped her aerobics class.
12. Davies drove 2,000,000 miles in his old Toyota Corolla before it blew up.
13. Dr. Kildare said he had filed a malpractice suit against Marcus Welby.
14. At 8 p.m. in the evening, Gov. Jim Guy Tucker of Arkansas will give a short speech in front of the Gorgas Library

Jerry Falwell Jr. Interview

The interview is about the behind-the-scenes life of Jerry Falwell Jr. I want to show Liberty students what he is like when he is not on the stage. Students are interested in his personal life and the deserve to get a glimpse of his everyday life.
To receive this information, I would schedule an interview with Falwell Jr. I would also interview his closest friends and his family. I would want to spend a day shadowing him as well.

1. What time do you usually start your day?
2. Is there any certain way you mentally prepare yourself for each day?
3. Is it hard to find time to spend with your family?
4. How does your relationship with God affect your business?
5. What is your favorite part of every day?
6. Do you ever feel like you have to live up to your father's legacy?
7. Are you happy with the job you have right now?
8. Do you see any big changes coming to Liberty soon?
9. What are some ways you think you could better this university?
10. How do you cope with all the pressure on your shoulders?

3.4,3.5,3.6

3.4

1. The Department of Defense is about to propose a new missile system.

2. The ECC, hitchhiker, $3, 4 million

3. The three most important people in his life are his wife, son and mother.

4. part-time, 10-year-old child, 5 P.M., 5300

5. The Cardinals won the last game of the World Series, 7-5.

6. spring (season), fall (season), south (point on compass), South (region)

7. Nov 15, the last day of February, March 16

8. 13 people travelled to Austin, Texas for the rally,

9. He had 10 cents left in his pocket,

10. homemade, well-known, Italian American, questionnaire

3.5

1. The U.S. is sometimes not the best market for U.S. products.

2. Circle the correct form:

            upward

            British Labour Party

            Riverside Avenue

            cupsful

           eyeing

3. The Republican Party differed from the Democratic Party many times during the debate.

4. Dr. John Smith and Dr. Mary Wilson performed the operations.

5. Circle the correct form:

            goodwill

            USS Eisenhower            

            cigarette

            mid-America

6. He said he was neither a Communist nor a member of the Communist Party.

7. After her surgery, she had to wear a pacemaker.

8. “What a harebrained scheme!” she exclaimed.

9. pre-empt, speedup (noun), 55 mph, hooky

10. The underworld, or Mafia, was responsible for the murder

3.6

1. The first rutabaga eating contest was canceled because of averse weather.

2. It’s not all right to drink an access of beer before going to the football game.

3. As Einstein said, all knowledge is relative.

4. The state Capitol of Louisiana is located at 3722 Dagwood Road.

5. The mayor refused to go along with the City Council vote. “I dissent,” he stated.

6. Madonna certainly has a flair for fashion; she always wears expensive outfits.

7. The bomb totally destroyed Sen. Kitsmoot’s birdcage.

8. My bright green Chevrolet, which is in the garage, needs a new transmission.

9. Knopke’s hilarious joke elicited laughter from the Midville City Council.

10. Jones lay on the floor waiting for the job interview to begin.

11. Horowitz, an ethics major, vowed never to compromise his principals.

12. At the end of the book report, Haynes sited the World Book as a source

Virginia

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7-foot-2 basketball player Brendan Newton finds Faith Christian to be the proper fit

Faith Christian High School's 7'2" center, Brendan Newton, is listed as the tallest high school basketball player in Virginia. Newton's height has helped him catch the attention of a few college scouts. Considering he is only a 16-year-old sophomore, Newton has plenty of room to grow and achieve even greater heights. 

Roanoke man to serve 15 years after shooting near Carvins Cove

20-year-old man, Eddie Mullins II, will spend the next 15 years in prison because of an argument that was taken too far. This argument was taken too far at a house party in Roanoke, Virginia after Mullins began to shoot at others who were also at the party.