A constitutional amendment, more awareness within the board about Judicial Board appointees and Saturday’s football game with Miami were all discussed at Wednesday night’s Board of Governors meeting
FULL ARTICLE IN HEADLINE NEWS

KEY WEST, Fla. — The FBI interviewed the hospitalized survivor of a Cuban plane crash, and the Coast Guard said Wednesday it plans to transfer the eight others rescued from the Gulf of Mexico onto a U.S. ship.
FULL ARTICLE IN WORLD & NATION

Today is World Car-Free Day, an event which is designed to draw attention to the ecological and sociological problems caused by the automobile.
A Critical Mass Bicycle Ride will take place today in downtown Morgantown. Similar rides have been organized all around the globe.
FULL ARTICLE IN STATE & LOCAL

he hammer of justice has been slammed, and now West Virginia University must answer.
Kanawha County Circuit Judge Tod Kaufman ruled Sept. 13 that the University’s insurance covers injuries resulting from the inhalation of asbestos particles. This means that any University employee who feels they were put into danger by being exposed to asbestos can have tests to see if any damage to their respiratory system has been done -- at the University’s cost.
FULL EDITORIAL IN OPINIONS

J-Roc:
  What up peeps? Boy do we have a topic for you this week. Of course, L-Train and myself are representing two TOTALLY opposed views, but hey it’s all about controversy. Right? I’m going to deliver my opinion of the issue, then L-Train will drop his retort.
FULL ARTICLE IN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

The Miami Hurricanes usually arrive in Morgantown with a high national ranking and a team that is expected to win the Big East Conference. Miami enters this week’s game with a No. 12 ranking in the Associated Press Poll and was the preseason favorite to win the Big East.
FULL ARTICLE IN SPORTS