By Jessica Karmasek
Staff Writer
City council spent much of Tuesday evening’s meeting discussing
the West Virginia University-Virginia Tech post-game celebration, including
the preparation, aftermath and future plans for prevention.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — International weapons hunters went
straight to the heart of Saddam Hussein’s regime on Tuesday, searching
the rooms of an opulent presidential palace in a show of U.N. power, just
when Washington was openly questioning their ability to do the job.
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CHARLESTON (AP) — Fred Zain, a former West Virginia State
Police chemist whose discredited work resulted in the payment of millions
of dollars to wrongfully convicted defendants, has died at the age of 52.
Zain, head of the State Police chemistry lab during 1986-89,
died Monday at his home in Ormond Beach, Fla., his lawyer, Tom Smith of
Charleston, said Tuesday. Zain was suffering from colon cancer.
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Try to take some time away from studying so you don’t go medieval on everyone
s
students (like all other West Virginia University students) going through
the stress of finals and a dead week that’s only described that way because
most students want to kill themselves, we understand the need to vent and
let off a little steam.
However, there are extremes when venting frustration. Take the recent case of five students at the University of Pennsylvania, who were charged this week after they “roughed up” a Princeton University student on the debate team that was visiting Philadelphia, according to CNN.com.
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By Jenn Young
Associate A&E Editor
Quality
Rawkus
Rating: 8
Talib Kweli’s name translates to “student of truth” in
Arabic. On Quality, his first solo album, he makes it clear that he has
spent his entire life learning.
On the album, Kweli lyrically attacks the political and
cultural faultiness that exists in America while building his rhymes with
real world substance.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Sally, Schifino spoil Nelson’s homecoming
By Chuck McGill
Associate Sports Editor
In one of the biggest upsets of the young college basketball
season, the unranked West Virginia University Mountaineers out-dueled No.
7 Florida 68-66 at the Charleston Civic Center.
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