Tuesday, October 7, 2008
West Virginia University - News and Information Services
October 2004
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- Byrd Moving Funds Ahead to Build Innovation Economy
- WVU music professors to perform 1770 keyboard recital at CAC
- Internationally known Russian-American pianist to give Oct. 30 concert at CAC
- Music alumna Velvet Brown to present guest artist recital Oct. 29
- WVU business college getting new marketing chair
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- Holocaust survivor to share story with WVU students, others
- WVU's 17th Pumpkin Drop plans to make pumpkins split
- WVU fraternity to remember deceased student with Friday bell-ringing
- IOF-WV event to tackle energy costs, emerging technologies
- WVU J School to honor alumni, friends at Homecoming
- Forensic professionals from Los Alamos and South Africa join WVU
Oct19
- WVU choirs to present celebrated music for choir and organ at Oct. 24 concert
- WVU Faculty Chamber Ensemble to present concert Oct. 26
- Memorial for WVU faculty emerita Margaret Lorince at CAC Oct. 23
- University's first Homecoming queen, country's All-American College Queen of 1939-40 to
- Charleston attorney named Outstanding WVU Alumnus, will be honored at Homecoming
- Alumni couple establish first university professorship
- WVU writer-in-residence to give reading Monday
Oct18
- WVU puts 'game plan' together for night contest with Syracuse
- WVU names 2004 Homecoming court
- Holocaust scholar to speak at WVU
- Governor, WVU officials break ground for research park
- MEDIA ADVISORY: Melting-pot life of WVU, Morgantown showcased in Diversity Week 2004
- WVU to increase student tickets for Syracuse game on trial basis
- Martin Goldsmith featured as Pi Lambda Phi speaker at WVU
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