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NEW AND DEVELOPING:
WINTER STORM-WVA
WVU-STUDENT GROUPS
AGRICULTURE-WEBSITE RECIPES
WVU-STUDENT VETERANS
WINTER STORM-WVA
CHARLESTON — West Virginia is bracing for yet another round of snow and ice, with winter storm warnings in effect for the entire state through Monday. SENT: 130 words. UPCOMING: 300 words.
WVU-STUDENT GROUPS
MORGANTOWN— West Virginia Universit is developing a conduct handbook for student organizations and taking other steps to improve these groups' behavior. SENT: 130 words. UPCOMING: 325 words.
AGRICULTURE-WEBSITE RECIPES
CHARLESTON — If there's a new recipe on a twentysomething's dining table tonight, chances are it came from Pinterest. The social network has become a favorite for food enthusiasts, allowing users to share photos of their favorite dishes and cull recipes from their friends' virtual cookbooks. By Zack Harold, Charleston Daily Mail. SENT: 570 words.
WVU-STUDENT VETERANS
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia University's veteran population is pretty substantial. More than 1,000 veterans attend the school. But the university hasn't always been able to accommodate them in the best of ways. Officials are hoping that's about to change with one particular new space on campus. Tucked away on the ground floor of the university student union, known as the Mountainlair, there is an office where you will find one of the most important figures at the school. That person is Jerry McCarthy, the director of the office of WVU Veteran's Affairs. He works with West Virginia University's student veteran population. McCarthy helps veterans meet other student veterans, making the transition from soldier to student and getting often complicated GI Bill benefits straightened out. By Ben Adducchio, West Virginia Public Broadcasting. SENT: 540 words.
SPORTS:
BKW-WEST VIRGINIA-BAYLOR
WACO, Texas — A year after losing Brittney Griner and four other seniors, No. 6 Baylor can clinch its fourth consecutive Big 12 regular-season title. The Lady Bears take an 11-game winning streak into their home game against No. 11 West Virginia. Both teams are 25-3 overall, but Baylor has a one-game lead in the Big 12 standings with two games to play. By AP Basketball Writer Stephen Hawkins. Game starts 1:30 p.m. CT. UPCOMING. 700 words, photos.
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