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Discusses a dance retreat planned by Frostburg State University which was supposed to be focused on the work of the modern dance pioneer Martha Graham. Disruption of the program by Ronald Protas, the head of the Martha Graham Trust; Reasons for the disruption; The program, which was revamped not to include works by Graham.

Reports on the legal battle between Frostburg State University and Ron Protas, regarding the rights to the works of Martha Graham. Accusations and arguments regarding the use of Graham's work; Actions of Protas and why he will not allow the university to utilize the work; Details regarding the renaming of the dance festival to 'Dance Legends.'

Reports that an audit has found no evidence that Herb F. Reinhard Jr., president of Frostburg State University, has intended to use campus-foundation money to buy political influence. Reinhard's resignation in the wake of allegations that he had misused foundation money; Use of the missing funds to promote the university and not spent directly in exchange for votes or to influence lawmakers.

Reports that seven students at Frostburg State University in Maryland and a recent graduate were charged with manslaughter in the alcohol-related death of nineteen- year old university freshman John Eric Stinner. The party of an unofficial fraternity at which Stinner consumed large amounts of alcohol; Comments from Lawrence V. Kelly, a State's Attorney.

Reports on the decision of the NFL team Washington Redskins not to hold training camps in Carlisle, Pennsylvania as reported on July 16, 1995. Frostburg State University, Maryland as the other venue for training; Reactions of the residents of Carlisle.

Focuses on the town, Frostburg in Maryland where the NFL players, Washington Redskins will hold its training camp as reported on July 16, 1995. Boarding provided by Frostburg State University (FSU) to the players; Importance of the Redskins arrival in the town; Proposal for a stadium in Maryland.

Informs about the shift of football's Washington Redskins team from Dickinson College, Pennsylvania to Frostburg State University, Maryland as reported on June 30, 1995. Deal between Redskins owner John Cooke and Frostburg University; Cooke's plans for construction of stadium in Maryland.

The article reports that abandoned mine shafts under the campus of Frostburg State College in Maryland may cause structural damage to at least six buildings. The filling needed for the shafts to prevent their collapsing costs 800,000 dollars. 200,000 has been appropriated by the state for the project.