No, the government shouldn’t be using the military to police the globe
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Eventually, all military empires fall and fail by spreading themselves too thin and spending themselves to death.
Search Results for Washington and Lee University
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Board narrows two community college presidential searches
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The State Board for Community Colleges has certified finalists for the position of president at Northern Virginia Community College and Virginia Highlands Community College.
Soccer: Late penalty kick lifts Howard over VMI
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Despite dominating the host team by a 23-13 shot count, the VMI women’s soccer team fell by a 1-0 score on a late penalty kick to Howard University Sunday afternoon at Greene Stadium in Washington, D.C.
JMU ranks among best colleges for student voting
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Washington Monthly released its 2019 College Rankings, in which James Madison University was at the top of the list for being one of the Best 80 Colleges for Student Voting.
Pawpaws making a comeback in Virginia
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Perhaps you’ve never heard of a pawpaw, let alone eaten one. But the sweet, creamy tropical fruit was once a common staple for Native Americans and colonial settlers in the Commonwealth.
Best schools to major in environmental studies
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Depending on how deeply you want to go into environmental studies, there are many colleges that could meet your green-minded learning needs.
Kim Callinan: The Patient Anguish Is Neverending Act
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Recently introduced legislation in the U.S. Senate, the so-called “Patients Rights Act” (S. 1993), should be renamed the “Patient Anguish Is Neverending Act” (PAIN Act) because that’s exactly what will happen if this bill is enacted.
W&L’s Smith publishes latest poetry collection
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Rod T. Smith, former editor of Washington and Lee’s Shenandoah and retired writer-in-residence, has published more than a dozen collections of poetry in his lifetime.
The heart of darkness: The sexual predators within America’s power elite
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Power corrupts. Anyone who believes differently hasn’t been paying attention.
National study evaluates collision avoidance technology for transit buses
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Nearly 6,000 pedestrians were killed in traffic crashes in 2017, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
