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October 2006

Assistant Professor of Communication Studies reports surprising findings on Patient Confidentiality
(October 25, 2006)
Art exhibit to celebrate Native American Heritage Month
(October 25, 2006)
Women’s Studies Residency to be held Nov. 7
(October 25, 2006)
Appalachian Prison Book Project to Host Fall Carnival and Cakewalk
(October 24, 2006)
Creative writers to celebrate Halloween with public reading
(October 23, 2006)
WVU Professor of Psychology organizes suicide prevention program for local High Schools
(October 20, 2006)
English Department sponsors film about writing
(October 16, 2006)
Assistant Professor of Communication Studies nominated for Emmy
(October 16, 2006)
English Department to launch Eberly Family Distinguished Lecture Series
(October 16, 2006)
Students to present research at Native American Studies colloquium
(October 16, 2006)
Speakers address women’s issues from a global perspective
(October 13, 2006)
Peace film initiative comes to WVU
(October 12, 2006)
ACS Student Affiliates to host Chemistry Magic Show at WVU
(October 11, 2006)
NSF awards Physics’ Chair nearly $200,000 for Alfvén Waves project
(October 11, 2006)
WVU Herbarium to go on the World Wide Web
(October 11, 2006)
Physics Graduate Student receives National Research Award
(October 10, 2006)
WVU senior named young ambassador by German Exchange Service
(October 10, 2006)
$2 million gift establishes Chinese Studies Program at WVU
(October 9, 2006)
State of Campus focuses on lessons learned
Hardesty announces creation of Chinese Studies Program at WVU
(October 9, 2006)
Eberly College Dean hosts Homecoming Event, “New Ways of Looking”
(October 9, 2006)
Native American leader to preside at peace events on campus
(October 9, 2006)
Silent Witness Exhibit opens October 9
(October 4, 2006)
WVU experts available to discuss recent spate of U.S. school shootings
(October 3, 2006)
WVU Alumni Association names Judge Irene Berger Outstanding Alumna
(October 3, 2006)
Division of Public Administration to host city management expert
(October 2, 2006)

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	October 2006 Assistant Professor of Communication Studies reports surprising findings on Patient Confidentiality (October 25, 2006) Art exhibit to celebrate Native American Heritage Month (October 25, 2006) Women’s Studies Residency to be held Nov. 7 (October 25, 2006) Appalachian Prison Book Project to Host Fall Carnival and Cakewalk (October 24, 2006) Creative writers to celebrate Halloween with public reading (October 23, 2006) WVU Professor of Psychology organizes suicide prevention program for local High Schools (October 20, 2006) English Department sponsors film about writing (October 16, 2006) Assistant Professor of Communication Studies nominated for Emmy (October 16, 2006) English Department to launch Eberly Family Distinguished Lecture Series (October 16, 2006) Students to present research at Native American Studies colloquium (October 16, 2006) Speakers address women’s issues from a global perspective (October 13, 2006) Peace film initiative comes to WVU (October 12, 2006) ACS Student Affiliates to host Chemistry Magic Show at WVU (October 11, 2006) NSF awards Physics’ Chair nearly $200,000 for Alfvén Waves project (October 11, 2006) WVU Herbarium to go on the World Wide Web (October 11, 2006) Physics Graduate Student receives National Research Award (October 10, 2006) WVU senior named young ambassador by German Exchange Service (October 10, 2006) $2 million gift establishes Chinese Studies Program at WVU (October 9, 2006) State of Campus focuses on lessons learned Hardesty announces creation of Chinese Studies Program at WVU (October 9, 2006) Eberly College Dean hosts Homecoming Event, “New Ways of Looking” (October 9, 2006) Native American leader to preside at peace events on campus (October 9, 2006) Silent Witness Exhibit opens October 9 (October 4, 2006) WVU experts available to discuss recent spate of U.S. school shootings (October 3, 2006) WVU Alumni Association names Judge Irene Berger Outstanding Alumna (October 3, 2006) Division of Public Administration to host city management expert (October 2, 2006)