The controversial lesson at Riverheads High School: A primer
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The Internet is blowing up over a generated controversy regarding a lesson on the Arabic language from a World Religions textbook at Riverheads High School.
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Watercolor exhibit highlights January at Shenandoah Valley Art Center
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During the month of January, the Shenandoah Valley Art Center is exhibiting New Watercolor: A Juried Contemporary Exhibit featuring 18 regional artists.
New livestock, poultry, and equine facilities at Virginia Tech included in governor’s bond proposa
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Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe announced plans to include funding for new and renovated livestock, poultry, and equine facilities at Virginia Tech.
Carl Sagan and the Beginning of History
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Carl Sagan is not usually remembered as a political prophet, except possibly in warning of the dangers of nuclear war and drug criminalization.
Ryan Blosser: A toast to the seductive righteousness of Augusta County
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Augusta County, I love you. I’ve had the honor of hacking into your brains and hearts, have heard your most intimate thoughts, and broken up your fights.
Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library introduces Virtual Visits
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The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library is announcing an exciting new initiative – virtual visits.
Faculty member Eric Kniss to exhibit work at Bridgewater College
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Eric Kniss, instructor of art at Bridgewater College, will exhibit “Recent Works: Sculpture and Drawing” Jan. 4 – Feb. 3 in the Cleo Driver Miller Art Gallery on the college campus.
JMU’s Chris Hughes earns state’s highest award for faculty
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Dr. Chris Hughes said he was “floored” this week when he learned he had been chosen a winner of the state’s highest honor for faculty.
Woodrow Wilson birthday celebration set for Dec. 28
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On the evening of Dec. 28, 1856 in the Presbyterian Manes at the corner of North Coalter St. and Frederick St. in Staunton, Thomas Woodrow Wilson was born.
Warner, Kaine highlight federal budget impacts on Virginia
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U.S. Senators Mark Warner and Tim Kaine applauded Senate passage of the Fiscal Year 2016 Omnibus Appropriations bill.
