The Mountainlair Food Court will take on the likeness of an African village tonight.
The West Virginia University African Ensemble, under the direction of Dr. Paschal Yao Younge, will perform a free concert from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. as part of Diversity Week.
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FALLS CHURCH, Va. — Republican presidential candidate Pat Buchanan bolted the GOP on Monday to mount a third-party campaign and “rescue God’s country” from a cultural and moral pit. “Only the Reform Party offers the hope of a real debate and a true choice,” he said.
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ery few elections can go long without some sort of mudslinging. Some would go as far as to call it an integral part of the American political culture. Sometimes, though, it just goes too far.
In an otherwise uninteresting election, the battle for one of Missouri’s Senate seats has gotten decidedly ugly, in more ways than one.
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Diversity was the key to the percussion concert’s appeal. Starting off the concert was a sampling of Japanese, African and other exotic music. Classical music came next, and moving swiftly from classical to Caribbean, the concert never lost appeal. Then, salsa music came and went before the sound swung to more traditional percussion.  An Ozzy Osborne original even snuck into the show. Finally, what started as a Louisiana classic ended as a big band finale. All this music in a matter of two hours.
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Notification came Monday, Aug. 16, 1999 — at a lunch meeting between West Virginia University Athletic Director Ed Pastilong and the state’s media.
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