Last Saturday’s football game against Virginia Tech put the crowd into a frenzy. Amid the madness, a junior West Virginia University student, Matt Hawkins, was battling for his First Amendment rights.
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BOGOTA, Colombia — Reviving memories of a bloody era when drug lords sowed terror to avoid extradition to the United States, a car bomb ripped through a Bogota commercial district Thursday, killing at least eight people and injuring 45.
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eople make uninformed decisions every day. Electing a president shouldn’t be one of them.
Election polls and quotes are getting more inane and unintelligent as time goes on, and something needs to be done about it.
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What do you do when a youthful indiscretion, such as selling top government secrets to make your fortune, comes back to haunt you eighteen years later? Do you pay off the blackmailer, or do you fight for your right to make mistakes? More importantly than these things, what do you do when your wife finds out? In the Division of Theatre and Dance’s production of Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband, the characters are forced to deal with these issues and many more. The result is a rather amusing, fantastically done production.
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So what have we learned in the past two weeks about the West Virginia football team?
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