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WVU Students Plan Morgantown’s First SlutwalkiaBy April 10, 2013 - 10:09pm For anyone unfamiliar with the event Slutwalk, the name itself is enough to stir controversy and raise a few questions. To give some background, the Slutwalk movement began in Toronto on April 3rd, 2011 after a representative of the Toronto Police gave insight into the Force’s view of sexual assault, stating: “women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimized.” READ MORE |
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WVU Takes Over Spring BreakBy March 5, 2013 - 8:58am READ MORE |
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WVU vs KANSAS: Stripe the ColiseumBy February 4, 2013 - 2:51pm READ MORE |
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ABC's Newest Bachelor Smiles his Way into the Hearts of Women EverywhereBy January 26, 2013 - 5:49pm On Jan. 7, ABC introduced to us to one of the hottest bachelors yet, Sean Lowe. Though to many fans of the reality show, Lowe wasn't hard to remember. We first met Lowe on the reality series in its 16th season on The Bachelorette, where he fell in love with Morgantown native Emily Maynard. Though many of us hoped Lowe would win her heart, he walked away as the second runner-up. But now, with a fresh new start, a bright smile, sparkling eyes, and a gorgeous body (those abs!), this southern gentleman is getting a second chance at love. READ MORE |
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Memories as a MountaineerBy December 22, 2012 - 6:36pm I watched many of my best friends graduate in May of 2012, I watched some more walk across the stage this December and soon the rest of my WVU family will be leaving Morgantown in May. The minute your senior year roles around you begin to look back at your best memories at West Virginia University and begin to plan the memories you want to make. While my friends and I celebrated the goals we have all reached after the ceremony we began making lists of things we want to do before May and reminisced on the memories we already made. So I asked three December graduates what their best memory at WVU and three current students what they want to do before May rolls around so juniors, freshman and even seniors can all take advantage of their time as a college... |
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Kick the Winter in it's SnowballsBy December 2, 2012 - 10:27pm We’re all aware that the winter weather is quickly approaching. Mother nature was easy on us last year so it’s no surprise that experts are calling for an extra cold winter this year. The winter changes many other things apart from weather; clothes, your mood, etc. As a smart collegiate should know, it’s important to take care of your mind and body to avoid suffering from the winter blues. Here are some tips on how: READ MORE |
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WVU Fashion Grad Creates Design CareerBy November 17, 2012 - 1:06pm Amanda Gill, a WVU graduate makes a career in design. What made you want to be a fashion designer? READ MORE |
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Comedy for a Cause!By November 5, 2012 - 9:32am [News Release] Los Angeles - October - New York's critically acclaimed National Comedy Theatre is coming to Morgantown for a ONE NIGHT ONLY Benefit performance on Friday, November 9th, and they're inviting you to be a part of the fun! All proceeds from the event will benefit Angel's Perch, a feature film being produced by J.T. Arbogast and Kimberly Dilts aimed at raising awareness about Alzheimer's Disease and shining a positive light on the state of West Virginia. Along with the ages comedy show, the evening will alos include a ticket auction and an exclusive sneak peek at the film! READ MORE |
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Students Help Raise Health AwarenessBy October 27, 2012 - 5:00pm On Thursday October 18, 2012, the Public Relations Student Society Of America (PRSSA) chapter at West Virginia University took part in the United Way’s Youth Day of Caring. The volunteers handed out information on healthy living, recipes and the farmers Market located on Spruce Street. The Youth Day of Caring is a yearly initiative to get people under the age of 25 together to volunteer for a non-profit in their community. West Virginia is one of the least healthy states in the country and the PRSSA students felt that they should focus on trying to get people to change their outlook on junk food. READ MORE |
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Pittsburgh Penguins Public Relations TeamBy October 13, 2012 - 10:13pm On Monday October 8th, The Pittsburgh Penguins PR team visited students at the West Virginia University P.I. Reed School of Journalism. This was the second time Jennifer Bullano and Jason Seidling had visited the Public Relations Student Society of America at its WVU chapter. They discussed things such as how they got their current positions, what they look for when hiring interns and some of the interesting things they get to do while on the job. READ MORE |
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