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New Faculty Senate chair finds her place on faculty
Though she was unfamiliar with the position months ago, Camilla Brammer, the new Faculty Senate chair at Marshall replacing Larry Stickler, said Wednesday she has the mind set to represent the university faculty for the next two years.
Her calm demeanor also allows her to realize her new position isn't about her but the people and body she represents.
Review board helps prepare students for career goals
New members are being accepted for the Judicial Review Board, but some members have served on the board for years.
Corey McCarty, 23, senior criminal major from Spring Hill, W.Va., is about to complete his third year as a justice for the board.
"If you're interested in getting more involved at Marshall, this is a great stepping stone for someone to get their foot in the door, to get involved, meet people and make connections," McCarty said.
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Robber Uses A Scooter To Get Away
A man on a scooter held up a bar in Huntington Saturday morning.
Rock Hill Band Teacher Arrested for Sexual Battery
The Lawrence County Sheriff's Office arrested a Rock Hill High School Band Teacher Friday on Sexual Battery Charges.
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WVU Caravan Rolls Into Huntington
Coach Stewart reflects back on days in Huntington
Mike Garrison Must Do the Right Thing
A true leader knows when it's time to step down.
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Fear of flooding sends Chinese scrambling
Fears of the approach of a wall of water from the bursting of two natural lakes created by the China earthquake have caused rescuers, journalists and quake survivors to flee, Chinese officials said.
Mugabe rival fears assassination plot
Zimbabwe's opposition leader has canceled his return to Harare from South Africa after receiving information from a "credible source" about what his party said was a planned assassination.
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Thousands flee China quake area over flood fears (AP)
AP - Thousands of Chinese earthquake victims fled areas near the epicenter Saturday, fearful of floods from rivers blocked by landslides rattled loose in this week's powerful temblor.
Bush says Saudi oil boost doesn't solve US problem (AP)
AP - President Bush said Saturday that the Saudis' modest increase in oil production "doesn't solve our problem," and that the United States must act itself to help bring down soaring gas prices.