WVU Senate presses for EMBA degree irregularities review
WVU Senate approved a 41 to 18 measure demanding President Garrison’s administration disclose irregularities in about 70 EMBA degrees issued, including Heather Bresch’s, amid a tuition credits dispute. Critics argue there was no checks and balances, while officials cite incomplete grades and differing reviews by panels and a task force.
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Morgantown
Senate
West Virginia University
Mike Garrison
Nigel Clark
Tive
WVU Board of Governors
Kite
Garrison
Joe Manchin
Manchin
Mylan Inc
Heather Bresch
Board of Governors
Bresch
College of Business and Economics
College
Lisa Weihman
Judith Sedgeman
EMBA
Cumming
WVU
Tug River walkers join WOMAN Challenge across nation
The Tug River Health Association joins eight week WOMAN Challenge during National Women's Health Week to encourage women and girls to meet personal physical activity goals. The San Francisco start and Washington DC finish frame a cross country virtual route with local events and a free pedometer for registrants.
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Welch
Tug River Health Association
US Department of Health and Human Services
Office On Women's Health
Tug River Health Association, Inc
Tug River
San Francisco
Calif
Washington, D.C
Colorado
Regis
Tug River Total Fitness Center
Association
Cheryl Mitchem
Engagement Announcement for Jennifer Horn and Matthew Terry
The engagement of Jennifer LeAnn Horn to Matthew Lee Terry is announced. Jennifer, daughter of Janet and Frank Horn of Bluefield and of Tazewell Virginia, is a 2005 Bluefield State College graduate and a RN in CCU at Princeton Community Hospital. Matthew, son of Michael and Cindi Terry of Bluefield, is a 2006 Bluefield State College graduate and a RN at Princeton Community Hospital. An open wedding is planned for June 7, 2008 at Mapleview Church of Christ in Bluefield.
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Jennifer LeAnn Horn
Matthew Lee Terry
Janet Horn
Bluefield
Frank Horn
Tazewell
Bluefield State College
CCU
Princeton Community Hospital
Michael
Cindi Terry
Mapleview Church of Christ
Transition to digital TV discussed at Craft Memorial Library
WVVA General Manager Frank Brady explains analog to digital TV changes at Craft Memorial Library Bluefield on June 4 at noon and June 18 at 5 30 p m The event covers what changes will occur when they take effect and how they affect viewers at 600 Commerce St For more info call 325 3943 Also noted Bluefield Red Cross Blood Mobile at Youth Center Stadium Drive on Thursday 10 a m to 6 p m and Right from the Start Project home visiting program support with Brenda Johnson RN at CASEWV 304 323 8315.
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Bluefield
Craft Memorial Library
WVVA
Frank Brady
Commerce St
American Red Cross Blood Mobile
Youth Center
Stadium Drive
Brenda Johnson
Casewv
McDowell Relay for Life Set in Gary
The McDowell County American Cancer Society Relay For Life will be held Saturday June 14 at 2 p.m. at Gary Football Field.
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McDowell
Relay For Life
Gary
McDowell County
American Cancer Society
Relay for Life event set in Tazewell High Stadium
Tazewell County American Cancer Society Relay For Life runs from noon Saturday to 8 a.m. Sunday at Tazewell High School Football Stadium in Tazewell. Bluewell Lions Club sponsors its third annual poker run on Saturday June 7 with registration at 11 a.m. at Mercer County Choppers and bikes leaving at noon. call Johnny Bailey at 589-5810 for details.
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Tazewell High School
Tazewell
Bluewell
Bluewell Lions Club
Bluewell Family Clinic
Mercer County Choppers
Johnny Bailey
Community Action seeks tutors in North Tazewell Va
Clinch Valley Community Action recruits tutors to help adults improve reading skills. Training sessions are scheduled June 10 and 11 from 9 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information call Alicia Kitts at 988 5583 ext 335.
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North Tazewell
Clinch Valley
Long Scholars Dinner Awards Ten Bright WV College Bound It Graduates
Ten West Virginia bound high school seniors earned $1,200 yearly Long Scholarships for four years totaling $4,800. Recipients from Mount View Bluefield and Princeton high schools plan to attend WVU Marshall Concord Bluefield State Wake Forest. The program honors a 1991 idea to assist students facing financial hardship and emphasizes motivation and future community contributions.
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Luefield
J. Franklin Long
Bluefield
Mount View High School
Bluefield High School
Princeton High School
West Virginia University
Marshall University
Concord University
Bluefield State College
Wake Forest University
Long
West Virginia
Anthony Haskins
Candice R. Harris
Candice N. Harris
Terri Brown
Orlando Dowell
Marcel Myers
Christopher Harris
Alexis Montgomery
Cedric Wright
Tanika Rucker
Chakara Johnson
Friends of Craft Memorial Library Host June Book Sale
The Friends of the Craft Memorial Library in Bluefield will hold a June Book Sale on Wednesday from 10 30 a m to 6 p m in the Activities Room upstairs. Proceeds support library needs not covered in the budget. Located at 600 Commerce St. For more information call 3253943.
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Bluefield
Friends of the Craft Memorial Library
Commerce St
March of Dimes Grants Regional West Virginia Program
The March of Dimes of West Virginia awarded a Community Grant to Region I Right from the Start Project, a program of Community Action of Southeastern West Virginia. It assists high risk expectant mothers in Mercer McDowell Monroe Raleigh Summers and Wyoming Counties.
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Bluefield
March of Dimes of
West Virginia
Region I
Mercer
McDowell
Monroe
Raleigh
Summers
Wyoming
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Blood Mobile
Bluewell Lions
Community Action
Terri A. Brown
Orlando Dowell, Jr
Friends of Library Holding
March of Dimes Awards
Bdtonline
Rocky Gap Tree
Laser & Skin Center
North Street
Pulaski County
NRV
Fairgrounds
Dublin
Virginia
erisTol VA
Roanoke Lee van Dublin
Virginias’ Dermatology Inc
Carlene Ashley
David Tolliver
Thomas Myers
New Hope Road
Princeton
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