Areas flood after heavy rain storm
By Sarah Nagem
City Editor
Sunday evening’s storm swept through Morgantown like a
welcome banner for the new semester.
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NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — A federal judge demanded Friday that
the government give him more evidence than the ‘‘sparse facts’’ it has
provided so far to explain why it is holding an American-born man captured
in Afghanistan late last year.
U.S. District Judge Robert Doumar rejected the government’s
bid to avoid submitting additional evidence in the case of Yaser Esam Hamdi,
who was born in Louisiana and later moved to Saudi Arabia with his Saudi
parents. Hamdi, 21, has been held in the Norfolk Naval Station brig since
April 5.
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By Vicki Smith
Associated Press
WEIRTON — Thousands of people — some from across the country,
others from around the state are being lured to the Weirton steel industry.
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Freshmen and new
students have help, even if it doesn’t seem that way
eturning
West Virginia University students know the feeling of being a lost and
confused student. We were once the first-year student or freshman who was
frustrated, annoyed, homesick or disoriented.
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By Tim Davison
A&E Editor
When Wyclef Jean, 311, Graham Colton and The New
Relics take the stage tonight for FallFest, they will be playing to a very
receptive crowd.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
By Chuck McGill
Associate Sports Editor
After a dismal 2001 season that saw the WVU men’s soccer
team finish 5-11, a change was in order. Paul Marco was replaced as the
head coach with a fiery, successful coach from Myerstown, Pa., by the name
of Keith Fulk.
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