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These images have been selected from the Herald or have been submitted by students at WKU.

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  • Photo illustration of Lust for a Valentine's Day special section of the College Heights Herald. photo by Herald Staff
  • Barbea Williams, dance instructor from Tucson, Az, came to Western to teach an African dance class for students in Garrett Ballroom on Friday. photo by Lindsey Greer/ Herald
  • George Proctor, 78, of Bowling Green, Ky., has lived in Kentucky most of his life, except for a short stint in the Army. He's almost blind and does most things by memory. Everyone knows him as 'Mr. George'. photo by Thomas Simonetti
  • Rafael Cocha, a senior from Salta, Argentina, and Union senior Linsey Ellis spend most of their free time together. “She helps me to enjoy more being apart from my family, the people I love,” Cocha said. “When you leave your country, you need that affection or that love that just your family can give you.” Cocha goes every night to visit Ellis at her job off campus. “I’ve found love now,” Cocha said. “Love motivates me to think about my future in a way that I’ve never thought about before.” “I’m very blessed,” Ellis said. “I’m happy and complete with him.” photo by Elio Pajares
  • Ashley McDade, 19, shows off her pose to top the other participants during Rip The Runway at Downing University Center on Wednesday. photo by Scott McIntyre
  • Matt Davis, coordinator of student disability services at Western, pauses to share a moment with a dog along his normal route of 12 miles in southern Warren County. Davis was born with spina bifida, a birth defect that involves the incomplete development of the spinal cord or its coverings. “Training keeps me busy, and I’m trying to put more miles in to take advantage of this nice weather,” Davis said. Davis is training for a three upcoming races in Louisville known as the triple crown of running. photo by Daniel Houghton
  • Bowling Green firefighters spread out along 210 E. 13th Street to hose down a structure fire of apartments. People were in the apartments at the time the blaze began, but all escaped the building by the time the fire department arrived on the scene. photo by Travis Garner
  • Vicki Gavin jumps into the arms of her son, Sgt. Matthew Gavin, upon his return home from a year-long tour of duty in Iraq with the 223rd Military Police Company. Gavin was among 180 Kentucky National Guard soldiers who returned to Louisville, Ky., Sunday morning, February 15, 2009. photo by Luke Sharrett
  • From left to right, Taylor Griber, Katlin Blakey, and Cassandra Conner from the Russell County High Lakers, celebrate after finishing their routine at the Kentucky Association of Pep Organization Sponsors State cheerleading championship. The Lakers took 3rd place in the large coed division. photo by Ryan Stone
  • Week I

Feb 18, 2009 | Home, Stories

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