Archives for November 2003

• WVU to hold Kwanzaa celebration Dec. 5

• WVU Alumni Association reception to feature live broadcast of 'John Beilein Show'
• Renowned saxophonist Joseph Wytko to perform at WVU Dec. 2
• Find great gifts at the WVU Holiday Pottery Sale Dec. 5-7
• WVU's Life Sciences Building drawing praise for design

• WVU names Milan Puskar Stadium
• Benedum Foundation, Verizon lauded by WVU Extension Service
• WVU Jackson's Mill plans 'Winter Lights' celebration
• WVU professors to perform Nov. 30 recital at CAC
• Catalfano celebrates 25th anniversary at WVU with Dec. 2 Flute Recital
• Holiday Choir concert features Handel's 'Messiah'
• New WVU business ethics course reflects changing economy

• Jackson case shows fine line between crime and conduct norms, WVU sociologist says
• 'Fresh Air' for West Virginia author/WVU grad

• West Virginia philanthropist, Milan Puskar, makes $20 million donation to WVU
• Gabriel receives Alumni Recognition Award from WVU

• MFA candidates to exhibit artworks at WVU's Mesaros Galleries Dec. 1-12
• WVU and state Development Office host second Energy Roadmap Workshop
• Flu season arrives at WVU - flu shots still available at University Health Services
• Media Advisory: Major announcement benefitting WVU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics

• WVU seniors win Mr. and Ms. Mountaineer titles
• WVU's Chemistry Department to carry Bennett name
• WVU's Woodburn Hall to light up for the holidays
• Forensic photographer to speak on WVU campus
• Northern Ireland focus of Wednesday presentation at WVU

• WVU Student Organization Services continues tradition of holiday giving
• WVU researcher to improve wildlife habitat at Fort Necessity National Battlefield
• WVU teaching luncheon to focus on teaching about race
• Energy Roadmap Workshop on Hydrogen set for Wednesday at Stonewall Resort
• WVU DPS to conduct 'Click It or Ticket' checkpoint Thursday

• Gates to address WVU grads at December Convocation - now on Sunday
• 'Don't Know Much About History Series' continues at WVU
• WVU Appalachian Forest Heritage Area officials to present Phase I of Feasibility Study

• WVU musicians perform at University of Mississippi
• WVU Press to publish book authored by former University President Gene Budig
• WVU's U92 Food Drive continues next week
• WVU financial records `sound,' managed effectively through budget cuts, auditors say

• WVU Forestry unit receives wildlife collection
• WVU Libraries increases book collection to 26 million volumes
• WVU forecast calls for return of growth in the state's economy
• WVU's Men Against Rape and Violence to launch White Ribbon Campaign Monday

• WVU officials continue student disciplinary hearings
• WVU lecture to spotlight wildlife of the Canaan Valley
• WVU Theatre to present �€~The Time of Your Life' at CAC Nov. 14-21
• Young violinists to present Suzuki Recital at CAC Nov. 16
• Kefferstan recital to feature piano classics
• WVU Theatre decides �€~show will go on' during Nov. 15 football game

• WVU School of Physical Education to honor 3 alumni
• Kiger family creates Hardesty Leaders Scholarship
• Five men, five women vie for Mr., Ms. Mountaineer honors at WVU
• WVU music students to present American opera scenes Nov. 11-14
• Concert Band to perform at Eiesland Hall Nov. 13
• �€?Dog Head Stew�€? artist to Present Visiting Artist Lecture at CAC Nov. 13
• WVU selects 'Most Loyals' for Mountaineer Week

• Student tickets available beginning today for WVU-Pitt game
• WVU pledges to `do more' for WVU-Pitt game, urges fans to do same
• WVU exceeds goal for United Way campaign
• WVU, state Development Officer to host energy workshop Nov. 19
• WVU's ROTC to hold vigil tomorrow to honor those who made the 'ultimate sacrifice'

• Flu season arrives at WVU - flu shots still available at University Health Services

• A healthy life through fluid yogalates focus of WVU seminar
• WVU Research Corp. awards Electricity Research Center
• WVU Research Corp. launches Environmental Research Center
• National Society of Collegiate Scholars honors WVU student
• Rain or shine, WVU and Pitt students will run for a good cause

• WVU researchers to participate in public meeting on mine pool flooding

• Craft fair, quilt show usher in Mountaineer Week at WVU
• Rec Center offering walking, shopping program
• WVU Division of Art faculty, Mesaros Gallery to participate in Art Tour '03
• WVU professor to launch book about frontier heroine during Mountaineer Week
• Actress to portray Pearl Buck during Mountaineer Week at WVU

• WVU J-School to launch statewide veterans history project
• History series continues at WVU with Wednesday lecture
• WVU, Virginia Tech co-sponsor coal and minerals workshop Nov. 19-21
• Stories, tall tales and lies coming to WVU
• WVU Symphony to perform Nov. 16 concert
• WVU Faculty Chamber Ensemble to perform free concert Nov. 11
• Kobayashi to perform violin recital at CAC Nov. 9
• WVU Marching Band to perform 2003 Keynotes Concert
• WVU Wind Symphony to present �€~Wind Music-Old & New'
• BIG EAST announces the addition of five marquee institutions
• Football: Pitt Game Time Changed

• WVU student-athletes to speak about life experiences as part of 'Jock Talk'
• Retired forensic photographer shares expertise with WVU students
• Education workshop at WVU to explore the Reggio Emilia approach
• Hardesty comments on Manchin's passing
• Fiddlers and dancers to celebrate Appalachian heritage at WVU
• �€~Experimental Appalachian' singer to perform during Mountaineer Week