Classes that are part of West Virginia University Career Success Academy will make the transition from pass/fail to single-credit graded courses. The changeover will be in effect for the Spring 2000 semester.
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WASHINGTON — Questions linger about the Clintons’ $1.7 million purchase of their post-White House residence in a New York City suburb. The first couple must cope with $8,500 monthly payments even as they wrap up their eight years in the White House.
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The second annual Housing Awareness Week began Sunday with an informal presentation about off-campus housing by speakers from the University as well as the fire marshal at Boreman Resident Hall.
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s part of his proposal for education, Bill Clinton hopes to hire more teachers and decrease class sizes. In order to do this, he is requesting Congress allot $1.4 billion for his program. Republicans also admit the need for an increase of spending on education and are willing to accept $1.2 billion, if states are given more flexibility in the money’s use.
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When William Castle’s House on Haunted Hill was released in theaters in 1958 it was accompanied by an effect called “Emergo” in which a large glow-in-the-dark skeleton would pop out of a box above the movie screen during the film’s finale. Such gimmicks were common to Castle’s films. 
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If searching for a synopsis of this West Virginia football season, the three hour and 48 minute epic of a football game Saturday at Mountaineer Field would clearly summarize both the triumphs and struggles of a team now destined for its first losing season since 1995.
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