Virginia Tech professor seeks solutions for wildfire resilience
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As wildfires become increasingly larger and more common, researchers are working to learn about and respond to wildfires more effectively.
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Alumni from Class of 1969 recognized for contributions to Virginia Tech
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Virginia Tech has named five members of its Class of 1969 who have been crucial to the success and transformation of the university during the past five decades as Alumni Distinguished Service Award recipients for 2019.
Establishing allies in business and politics: Tevfik Arif, Kanat Saudabayev, Hillary Clinton, Rudy Guiliani, Tamir Sapir and Donald Trump
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Entrepreneur Tevfik Arif has successfully forged strategic alliances with prominent business and political leaders across the world to build a thriving global enterprise.
Solving the sleep epidemic, one night at a time
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Work and family commitments often stretch us to the limit, leaving precious little time to fit in other activities. This often leads to people failing to get sufficient sleep as they try and squeeze as much into each day as possible.
World’s top solar-powered house in Times Square
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Virginia Tech’s FutureHAUS will take a victory lap that includes constructing the sustainable, grid-connected 900-square-foot building in the middle of Times Square in Manhattan.
FUEGO Coalition to hold a gathering to call for an end to ICE collaboration
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FUEGO Coalition will hold a gathering Sunday in front of the site of the planned new ICE facility to call for an end to the collaboration of law enforcement, public officials, and businesses with ICE.
The Hershey Company to invest $104 million in Augusta County: Creating 65 new jobs
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The Hershey Company, the leading North American chocolate producer and a global snacks company, will invest $104 million to grow its major manufacturing operation in Augusta County.
Haitian Creole birth certificate translation
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Haiti has two official languages; French and Haitian Creole. The majority of Haiti’s population speaks only Haitian Creole.
‘D’ is for a dictatorship disguised as a democracy
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What characterizes American government today is not so much dysfunctional politics as it is ruthlessly contrived governance carried out behind the entertaining, distracting and disingenuous curtain of political theater.
Alon Ben-Meir: Risk of Israeli-Iranian war still looms high
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The question is, what would it take to stop Iran from its destabilizing activities and help make it a constructive member of the international community, and avoid military confrontation with either the US or Israel or both?
