On Tuesday night in the Agricultural Sciences Building, West Virginia University custodial workers were made aware of the dangers of asbestos via a training session held by the University’s Department of Environmental Health and Safety.
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WASHINGTON — So much for the high road.
Steve Forbes is filling airwaves with ads that go after George W. Bush on taxes. Bush is bristling back. Orrin Hatch is airing a 28-minute denunciation of President Clinton. Interest groups are taking their agendas to the airwaves, slamming candidates who don’t agree with them.
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HUNTINGTON (AP) — A Marshall University football player has been charged in what police say was a racially motivated attack on a city police detective’s son.
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h, the cliches within the English language. Don’t bite the hand that feeds you. You never miss something until it’s gone.
Right now, Morgantown city council is trying to kill the goose that lays the golden egg.
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When you hear about a movie called Dick and find out it accounts a U.S. Presidency, you would just assume it to be about the Clinton presidency. Surprisingly though, Dick, new to rent, is a take on Richard Nixon’s term in office and his dramatic downfall, both presented in very comical fashion.
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The absence of freshman point guard Tim Lyles showed in Tuesday night’s 76-63 loss to No. 7 Syracuse. Lyles, averaging nine points and four rebounds per game, was suspended indefinitely after Saturday’s loss to St. John’s for arguing with the coaching staff during halftime.
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