Waynesboro Public Library: January 2013 Schedule
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Schedule of events at the Waynesboro Public Library in January 2013.
Search Results for Move Over
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JMU women rip Maine, 88-34
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The James Madison women’s basketball team tied a school record with six players scoring in double figures as the Dukes (5-6) downed visiting Maine (1-10) 88-34 Friday evening at the JMU Convocation Center.
UVa. women stymie Norfolk State, 66-23
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The Virginia women’s basketball team advanced to the championship game of the Cavalier Classic presented by Holiday Inn University Area with a 66-23 victory over Norfolk State.
ACLU, Public Citizen appeal injunction against web critic
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Public Citizen and the American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia today filed papers in the Supreme Court of Virginia appealing the preliminary injunction ordering Jane Perez not to post certain criticisms of Dietz Development, LLC on the internet.
Streaking JMU makes it five of six
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Senior guard Devon Moore (Columbus, Ohio/Northland) scored all 13 of his points in the final 11 minutes to lead James Madison to a 62-59 non-conference men’s basketball win over San Diego in the final game of the Vegas Holiday Hoops event on Sunday afternoon at MGM Grand Garden Arena.
RMH receives $3.1 million grant to help at-risk families
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RMH Community Health has been awarded a 5-year, $3.1 million grant from the federal department of Health and Human Services’ Administration for Children and Families to facilitate support for families challenged by substance abuse issues.
W.R. Marshall: Newtown, Connecticut
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I waited a week…I still have nothing to say—there is nothing to say. I lie to my third grader so she can sleep, I can’t. A lie that says nothing bad happens here, there are no bad people here—the lie melts away as soon as it’s spoken; not because it’s a lie, but because a lie needs words, and there are no words.
Eastern Mennonite alum remains leading researcher into bipolar disorder
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The link between genetics and mental illness continues to engage Abram Hostetter, a psychiatrist who is in his fourth decade of world-recognized research into why Old Order Amish are more susceptible to bipolar disorder than the general population.
Rev. Jennifer Butler and Gordon Whitman: The moral case for preserving the safety net
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As cracks form among CEOs and Republican Members of Congress over their hardline anti-tax position in the fiscal showdown, religious leaders from across the ideological spectrum have been united in supporting new revenue over additional spending cuts. And they’re speaking for their people. A strong majority of religious Americans favor letting the Bush tax cuts for the richest two percent of Americans expire. Even reliably conservative groups, such as white evangelical Protestants, are evenly divided on the issue.
