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WVU strong early, late in win over Stetson - Vimarsana News

WVU strong early, late in win over Stetson

West Virginia opened its 2024 baseball season with a strong first couple of innings and an impressive relief performance on the back end in taking a 6-4 win over Stetson

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WVU rallies late again, but falls in extras to Stetson - Vimarsana News

WVU rallies late again, but falls in extras to Stetson

Just as it did in Friday's opener, West Virginia's baseball team jumped out on top against host Stetson, and also rallied late with a two-run homer in the eighth. This

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Opinion: Why Women's Pants Pockets are Trash.  – The Collegio - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Why Women's Pants Pockets are Trash.  – The Collegio

Kathryn Dennett Reporter  All women’s pockets are small, and some pants have them so small you can hardly even fit a tube of ChapStick into them. But where did this all begin? Reading the article called “Why Are Women’s Pockets So Small?” by Angela Sterley we see this started way back in the 18th century.…

Major rebuild for WVU outfield in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Major rebuild for WVU outfield in 2024

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- A number of West Virginia baseball fans jumped onto the outrage train when the Mountaineers were selected sixth in preseason polling for the Big 12, but a

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As casts and crews prepare for this year's Stratford Festival we speak with Sam White, the director of this year's production of Romeo and Juliet - Vimarsana News

As casts and crews prepare for this year's Stratford Festival we speak with Sam White, the director of this year's production of Romeo and Juliet

The theatre doors at the Stratford Festival are shuttered, but behind them is a flurry of activity as casts and crews prepare to mount Shakespeare's classics. We speak to the director of Romeo and Juliet about how she fell in love with the bard, and what it means to be a Black American theatre artist working here in Canada.

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