VMI alums in pro baseball: Update
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VMI currently has seven players on professional baseball rosters. Below are brief capsules on each. All statistics are current as of June 30.
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Salem Red Sox top Carolina Mudcats, 3-2
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Pat Light was outstanding for the second straight time out, allowing just a run on three hits in six innings to give the Salem Red Sox a 3-2 victory over the Carolina Mudcats at Five County Stadium Saturday night.
American National University in Charlottesville announces 2014 grads
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The Charlottesville campus of American National University (www.an.edu) has announced the graduates in the class of 2014.
President Obama on the latest jobs report
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We just got a jobs report today showing that we’ve now seen the fastest job growth in the United States in the first half of the year since 1999.
Carolina Mudcats top Lynchburg Hillcats, 4-2
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The Lynchburg Hillcats fended off constant threats from the Carolina Mudcats, allowing just four runs on 12 hits, but lost 4-2 at Five County Stadium.
McAuliffe announces SOL Innovation Committee members
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The McAuliffe Administration announced the members and first meeting date for Virginia’s Standards of Learning Innovation Committee.
EMU releases 2014 field hockey, volleyball schedules
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Another year, another challenging schedule for the EMU field hockey team. Coach Brenda Bechler released Eastern Mennonite’s 2014 slate today, which will push her women but will also let them lean on the home crowd.
Robert Hurt: Energy independence will reduce gas prices, create jobs
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It is hard to believe that only five short years ago, the national average price for a gallon of gas was $2.35 compared to $3.68 today.
EMU announces men’s, women’s soccer schedules
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The EMU men’s soccer team announced their 2014 schedule today, with the season opener slated for August 29. The Royals have a 19-game slate lined up, including 10 home games in Harrisonburg.
President Obama on the state of the U.S. economy
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We know from our history our economy doesn’t grow from the top down; it grows from the middle out. We do better when you’ve got some construction workers on the job. They then go to a restaurant and they buy a new car. That means the workers there start doing better.
