A plan to charge students for evening parking on campus has been removed from a four-year University parking proposal.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate defeated an attempt by Democrats to kill what they called special interests measures in a homeland security bill, bringing a lame-duck Congress close to granting President Bush’s demand for a new Cabinet agency to protect Americans from terrorists.
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CHARLESTON (AP) — The so-called second injury fund, recent premium cuts for employers and some court rulings all likely helped pump up the deficit in the state’s workers’ compensation program to an estimated $2.4 billion, officials said.
‘‘My belief is, we’re going to find multiple causes for increases in costs,’’ Bureau of Employment Programs Commissioner Robert Smith said Tuesday. ‘‘To say it’s just the court’s fault, I’m not prepared to say that. I think we need to look deeper than that.’’
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s reported Tuesday, Iraq said it will meet the demands of a recent United Nations Security Council resolution and provide weapons inspectors with unfettered access to all biological, chemical, nuclear and missile files the country possesses.
We should all be glad the diplomatic process is still in effect, instead of an all-out war with Iraq.
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First Listening

By Jenn Young
Associate A&E Editor

At age 15, before his popularity reached critical mass, R&B soul man Jaheim went on a three-peat winning streak at the legendary Apollo Theatre in New York. 
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 The West Virginia Mountaineers (7-3 overall, 4-1 in the Big East) will get an unexpected opportunity when they travel to Blacksburg, Va., tonight. 
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