Humilitainment: How to control the citizenry through Reality TV distractions
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The ongoing reality show that is life in the American police state feeds the citizenry’s voracious appetite for titillating, soap opera drama.
Search Results for United Way
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Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month: Awareness needed now more than ever
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April is Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month, and the American Parkinson Disease Association Virginia chapter is hard at work to raise awareness of Parkinson’s disease and to celebrate the unshakeable spirit of the PD community.
Massanutten Resort kicks off Year of Giving with Snow Moon Fest
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Massanutten Resort raised more than $5,000 from its annual Snow Moon Fest, marking the beginning of the resort’s Year of Giving, as the resort will donate proceeds from a variety of upcoming festivals to organizations around the community.
Learning martial arts is often used as an alternative form of fitness, according to Tiger Schulmann’s Martial Arts Schools
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When you engage in martial arts, you learn about yourself. Like traditional exercise, you’re burning calories and building muscle, but it doesn’t stop there.
Alon Ben-Meir: Should NATO enter the Russian-Ukrainian fray?
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There are growing voices from academia, the military, and former and current American and EU officials calling on the Biden administration to heed Ukrainian President Zelensky’s appeal to impose a no-fly zone over Ukraine.
Kathy Kelly: The people of Yemen suffer atrocities, too
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The ghastly blockade and bombardment of Yemen, led by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, is now entering its eighth year.
Earth Talk: Is gravity energy storage a battery killer?
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What exactly is gravity energy storage and why are some environmentalists so bullish on it?
Twelve high school seniors to receive scholarships through VBA program
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Banks across Virginia hosted more than 400 high school seniors through the Bank Day Scholarship Program.
Robert C. Koehler: Transcending the certainties of war
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Peace, in the deepest sense — in the midst of war — requires a clarity and courage well beyond the boundaries of linear understanding. The warning lights flash. World War III has entered the red zone.
At the 100-year mark, the women of Virginia Tech are helping other women thrive
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In the hundred years since Virginia Tech admitted its first five female students, women have become a mighty force at what was once an all-male institution.
