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Cyber school having a snowball effect
The computer revolution keeps transforming everyday life - and universities evidently will be next to undergo radical change.
Putnam schools has difficult time filling drivers ed/health position
The Putnam County school board proposed eliminating one full-time position at Poca High School and creating two part-time jobs after an unsuccessful search to find a qualified candidate to fill an opening at the school.
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Kallie Cart Web Producer: Heath Harrison Reported: Jun. 16, 2013 5:39 PM EDT Updated: Jun. 16, 2013 5:49 PM EDT Marshall University students who want to take a smoke break, or take time out to use smokeless tobacco, will no longer be able to do so on campus.
State reptile: Timber rattlesnake shuns the limelight
Among its many symbols, as of 2008, the state of West Virginia has an officially recognized reptile: the timber rattlesnake.
Student injured after dude shot bottle rocket from anus can't sue Marshall University
A West Virginia judge has dismissed Marshall University from a lawsuit filed by a student who was injured because of his response after seeing another student shoot a bottle rocket out of his ass at a frat party.
Application process begins for Fall Graduate Scholarship Tuition Waivers
Applications are now being accepted for the Marshall University Graduate Scholarship Tuition Waiver program for the fall 2013 semester, according to Dr. Donna Spindel, dean of the Graduate College.
Fox keeps pace with young gun golfers
The 59-year-old golfer from Huntington knows he can't keep pace with the young guns, but he manages to put his name in contention when it boils down to some of the top-tier events in the state.
Billy Crystal takes us to the beginning of the eyeball
When Billy Crystal was pitched a prequel to the Pixar hit "Monsters, Inc.," he didn't have to think twice about coming aboard.
Business people, Friday, June 14
* J. Gregory Rosencrance , M.D., has been named interim associate vice president and campus dean for the Charleston Division of the West Virginia University Health Sciences Center.
Lincoln Friends of Marshall Club hosts Spring Banquet
On Friday, May 31, 2013, at Lincoln County High School, the Lincoln County Friends of Marshall Club members and attendees "bled green' at the annual spring banquet.
First session of orientation set for June 18 at Marshall University
The first of three New Student Orientation sessions at Marshall University this summer will take place June 18-21 on the Huntington campus.
Cancer researcher presents technology developed to help personalize chemotherapy
Marshall University biomedical sciences researcher Dr. Pier Paolo Claudio traveled to a national medical meeting in Chicago earlier this month to present a technology he and his colleagues think will help physicians personalize chemotherapy for cancer treatment.
Focus On: Academy of Fine Arts Technical Director Jeff Wagoner
June 12--Why you should know him: Jeff's been the technical director at The Academy of Fine Arts since it opened the Warehouse Theatre in late 2004.
W.Va. gives Internet routers to colleges
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Universities and colleges are getting high-capacity Internet routers that the state bought with federal stimulus funds.
MU governors approve budget, campus smoking ban
The Marshall University Board of Governors unanimously approved a budget for the 2013-14 fiscal year at a meeting Tuesday amid the controversy surrounding President Stephen Kopp's recent abrupt attempt at a financial overhaul.
The Marshall University women's volleyball program will be conducting a satellite volleyball camp at Mingo Central High School Thursday and Friday, June 13-14.
When Billy Crystal was pitched a prequel to the Pixar hit "Monsters, Inc.," he didn't have to think twice about coming aboard.
Charleston , Kanawha County , West Virginia Charleston will host a state conference aimed at promoting student health and wellness.
Cyber school: Change snowballing
The computer revolution keeps transforming everyday life -- and universities evidently will be next to undergo radical change.