COLLEGE STATION, Texas — A towering, 40-foot pyramid of logs erected for Texas A&M’s traditional football bonfire trembled and then came roaring down early Thursday, crushing at least nine students to death and injuring 28 others.
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ISTANBUL, Turkey — World leaders led by President Clinton admonished Boris Yeltsin on Thursday for Moscow’s bloody military crackdown in Chechnya — prompting angry words from the Russian leader but also a concession for an outside look at the rebellious region.
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CHARLESTON — Killing deer for fun and profit has bagged big bucks for West Virginia’s economy and the two-week buck season that opens Monday is expected to be no different.
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n this so-called age of forward thinking, of increased peace among all mankind, some people in this nation refuse to let age-old prejudices die. 
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Next week West Virginia University students and staff will all be taking a well-deserved weeklong vacation for Thanksgiving. Many people, like myself will be thrilled just to go home, sit on the couch and visit with family.
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Tonight the West Virginia women’s basketball team will start its regular season on the road at Virginia Commonwealth. The matchup is set to tipoff at 5 p.m.
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