Will Hammer: Thank you, and an announcement
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Libertarian Party congressional nominee Will Hammer thanks his supporters and offers a post-election announcement.
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#8 UVA basketball hosts South Carolina State on Tuesday
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No. 8 UVA(2-0) hosts South Carolina State (0-2) in non-conference action on Tuesday (Nov. 18). Tipoff at the John Paul Jones Arena is set for 7 p.m.
West Wing Reports Paul Brandus to serve as Executive-in-Residence at W&L
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The Williams School of Commerce, Economics, and Politics will host West Wing Reports Paul Brandus as its fall 2014 Executive-in-Residence.
Expert on the Berlin Wall to speak at Bridgewater College
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Dr. Hope M. Harrison, associate professor of history and international affairs at The George Washington University, will speak on “The 25th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall and German Historical Memory.”
UVA women’s soccer hosts NCAA Tournament next weekend
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The UVA women’s soccer team will host second and third round play of the 2014 NCAA Tournament next weekend at Klöckner Stadium.
Virginia Tech’s architecture and design programs earn high marks in national rankings
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Virginia Tech’s School of Architecture + Design, part of the College of Architecture and Urban Studies, has once again earned high marks in national rankings.
Farm Bureau convention to highlight agriculture exports, education
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Gov. Terry McAuliffe will join the 2014 Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Annual Convention to discuss the important roles Virginia agriculture and forestry play in the state’s overall economic prosperity.
Governor McAuliffe announces third annual CiderWeekVA
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November 14-23 will mark the third annual CiderWeekVA festival continuing the tradition of sharing delicious, locally fermented, artisanal ciders from across the Commonwealth.
Redskins re-sign linebacker Jackson Jeffcoat to practice squad
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The Washington Redskins announced today that they have signed linebacker Jackson Jeffcoat to the team’s practice squad.
Study: Citizen scientist data collection increases risk of error
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Using amateur citizen scientists to collect data, such as types of trees in a forest, would seem like an ideal way for budget-strapped agencies and organizations to augment their workforce.
