West Virginia University officials are hoping to keep the basketball team in the Coliseum for practice, even if it will be closed to the general public. Because the noise from a few basketball players is significantly less than a crowd of 14,000, the University is hopeful that the EPA will approve their plan, which is still in the works.
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NASHVILLE — Declaring “home is where we start from,” Vice President Al Gore moved his campaign to Tennessee on Wednesday and named a new campaign manager, diversifying his inner circle as part of his effort to re-energize his presidential bid.
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t’s less than a year until the presidential primaries. Do you know who your candidates are?
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It’s a bright, hot day in the Iraqi desert, just after the Persian Gulf War ended. Sgt. Troy Barlow (Mark Whalberg) accidentally shoots an Iraqi soldier who is trying to surrender. The soldiers all crowd around and marvel at the corpse. That is the first time they have seen one of the enemy dead. Pvt. Conrad Vig (Spike Jones) suggests, in all seriousness, that they take a picture.
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Go ahead and give up on the Mets. Keep doubting them. They like it that way — just ask Mookie Wilson. Since New York was given up for dead a week ago, trailing the Reds by two with three to play, they have won five in a row. 
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