Officials look at option to vary rates for tuition
By George McIntyre
Staff Writer
West Virginia University students may see a change in
the way they are charged for their education.
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KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Marie cuddles her emaciated
3-year-old son. Humair leans over a cracked respirator that feeds oxygen
to her unconscious nephew.
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By Jessica Karmasek
Staff Writer
West Virginia University’s Lambda Omicron chapter of the
Alpha Phi Omega national service fraternity participated in last week’s
24th annual National Service Week.
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Completion of WWII memorial is long overdue
ust
in time for Veteran’s Day yesterday, a spokesman for the American Battle
Monuments Commission said Americans can expect the completion of the World
War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. by May 2004.
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Hopes to become more self-sufficient
By Erica Fitchett
Staff Writer
The narrow, dark stairs lead into a one-room theater with
a makeshift ticket table and four rows of tiered seating circling a tiny
stage. A long, black curtain is the only thing preventing the audience
from seeing character changes backstage. This setting is a small, quaint
stepping stone in the eyes of Toni Morris.
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Overtime thriller features 19 lead changes
By Andrew J. Beckner
Sports Editor
At the end of the Mountaineers’ win over Latvia Select
last week, head coach John Beilein said he hoped Team Nike would kick WVU’s
butt.
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