Graham Colton, The New Relics and DJ Tony Rico on schedule
By Tim Davison
A&E Editor
Wyclef Jean, 311, Graham Colton and locally-based band
The New Relics are scheduled to play FallFest Monday at the Mountainlair
beginning at 7 p.m.
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CRAWFORD, Texas (AP) — President Bush is filthy, his wrist
is bleeding and sweat is dripping from his chin. But he is exuberant as
he hauls freshly cut cedar to a burn pile.
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By Grant Smith
News Editor
“We’ve got you surrounded!” a young boy cried at a ghost
crab. In the dark, the father, son and daughter confused us with the rest
of their group and hollered over to us. We walked over.
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FallFest lineup promising
ollowing
last semester’s rain-drenched SpringFest on the Mountainlair Plaza, where
various bands struggled to keep audience attention through constant downpours,
a rainbow has risen from the storm.
FallFest 2002 has the look of a real winner, and hopefully the weather will cooperate this time.
To those who were there and remember last spring, there weren’t a lot of students around at the end of Seven Mary Three’s performance of “Cumbersome,” and it wasn’t only the
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By Jenn Young
Associate A&E Editor
It’s that time again. Some have dreaded this week; some
have eagerly awaited it. Regardless, WVU classes are now resuming for the
Fall Semester. But fear not, because after trudging through that first
day of classes, coffee in hand, WVU students will be welcomed later that
night by a musical infusion of diversity at FallFest, the headlining
act being hip-hop mecca Wyclef Jean.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
By Chuck McGill
Sports Editor
West Virginia football enters its second year under the
direction of offensive mastermind Rich Rodriguez and his fast-paced spread
offense.
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