MORGANTOWN — Joe Abu-Ghannam is fit to be tied over the laissez-faire attitude surrounding Netflix password sharing. Danielle Trumble is big MADS — that’s Mothers Against Delinquent Students — about youths running wild in the streets after 10 p.m. Both made their feelings known ...
MORGANTOWN — Early this week the White House announced that the federal student loan debt relief application is available online. You'll find the link to the application at studentaid.gov. It's available for desktop and mobile devices, in English and Spanish. As studentaid.gov notes, ...
Cutting a sheep brain in two was a lot easier than Junuh Hunt thought it would be. “It’s got a little give,” the South Middle School seventh-grader said Thursday morning, as he brought the scalpel straight down the organ’s center. “Now we just have to find the tumor.” The ...
MORGANTOWN — You probably wouldn’t bat an eye at hearing a Monongalia County Commissioner banging the drum for the county park system. You might bat an eye, however, at a county commissioner literally banging a drum in one of the county’s parks. Both were on offer Thursday during ...
By third grade, you’re no longer learning to read. You’re reading to learn. Provided you don’t have dyslexia. If you do, forget that: you’re just trying to make it through the day. Dyslexia keeps kids from getting a true read on their learning potential. Words can appear ...
A majority of West Virginia Supreme Court justices dissolved an injunction against a scholarship for students leaving the public school system. The Hope Scholarship was being challenged over whether it violates the state constitution’s guarantee of a “thorough and efficient” education system. Kanawha Circuit Judge Joanna Tabit earlier ordered an injunction to halt distribution of the Hope Scholarship for about 3,000 students in its first year. The five-member state Supreme Court heard oral arguments in an appeal two days ago. Thursday, justices indicated they would enter ...
