Virginia Tech: Center for the Arts announces 2025-26 performance schedule
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Virginia Tech has announced its 2025-26 performance schedule for the Center for the Arts kicking off Sept. 19.
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Michael Schoeffel: A few (more) thoughts on the passing of Brian Wilson
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I wasn’t going to write anything about Brian Wilson, who died last month at the age of 82, because what could I possibly say that hasn’t already been said?
The wearables trap: How the government plans to monitor, score, control you
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Bodily autonomy—the right to privacy and integrity over our own bodies—is rapidly vanishing. The debate now extends beyond forced vaccinations or invasive searches to include biometric surveillance, wearable tracking, and predictive health profiling.
AEW ‘All In: Texas’ review: All hail the new world champ, ‘Hangman’ Adam Page
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For months, AEW has been building towards its grandest stage of the calendar year: “All In: Texas.”
A look at the five natives of Staunton who played Major League Baseball
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In all, five natives of Staunton made it Major League Baseball as players – and three of them were named Larry.
Bartender, drag queen finds home in Staunton, aka the ‘Queen City’
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As a bartender, Alejandro Circelli tries to connect with his customers and show them there’s more to being a queer man than meets the eye.
Virginia Tech exhibit opens on day of Celebration of Life for ‘truth teller’ Nikki Giovanni
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Near the end of one of Nikki Giovanni’s well-known poems “Ego Tripping,” she writes, “I cannot be comprehended without my permission.”
NHRA Thunder Valley Celebrity Drag Challenge: Close, but no cigar, and no trophy
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For the past few years, I’ve attempted the Celebrity Media Challenge, and my final results were nothing to brag about.
ShenanArts presents Bible story of Joseph from ‘way, way back many centuries ago’
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Go, Go, Go, Joseph! ShenanArts presents the upbeat, family-friendly musical “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.”
Imperfection is the point: On tee-ball, the Steroid Era, and the love of baseball
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My first practice as a tee-ball coach, or “Coach Papa,” as my son calls me, ended with at least four children in tears. I’ll take most of the responsibility for this.
