Kim Capehart, third-year dental student at West Virginia University, traveled to Ghana during the summer of 1998 as a health-care volunteer and has written a book, “My African Safari,” about his adventures. 
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TRENTON, N.J. — There’s a new peril amid the chemicals, scissors and razors at the hair salon: the sinks where customers get their hair washed.
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NEW YORK — College tuition and fees rose an average of less than 5 percent this year — the smallest increase in four years — thanks in part to the booming economy. But the increase was still more than twice the rate of inflation.
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n 1976, the United States Supreme Court placed legal limits on campaign contributions, altering the very nature of American electoral politics and lending credence to the idea that candidates could not be bought by big businesses or wealthy interest groups.
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As temperatures drop, venture indoors for a look at the Creative Arts Center’s newest exhibits in the Mesaros Galleries. A sense-stirring dark installation sits lobbyside awaiting your visit.
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Senior Craig Patton scored both of West Virginia’s goals as the Mountaineer men’s soccer team beat Big East foe Villanova 2-1 Sunday night.
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