WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States is preparing to revise its proposed U.N. resolution on Iraqi weapons inspections in a move certain to delay Security Council action past the midterm elections.
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CHARLESTON  (AP) — Like any decent public speaker, President George W. Bush on Thursday night knew his audience — and in this case, that meant knowing that U.S. Rep. Shelley Moore Capito’s opponent is a class-action lawyer.
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uring the late ’60s and early ’70s students across the nation were active in sit-ins, protests and movements. 
The issues were ones of equality and ones of protection. With the Vietnam War  and Civil Rights Movement, almost every American was taking a stand, one way or another.
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For those who are faced with the quandary of not knowing what to do for Halloween, 123 Pleasant St. is offering an alternative to pumpkin smashing and apple bobbing. 
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The women’s soccer team begins its hunt for its first Big East Tournament Championship Sunday as it faces St. John’s in first-round play.
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