John Whitehead: This is not a revolution. It’s a blueprint for locking down the nation
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There is something being concocted in the dens of power, far beyond the public eye, and it doesn’t bode well for the future of this country.
Search Results for education
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How do we get from where we are to where we need to be?
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The Voting Rights Act was signed in 1965. The Civil Rights Act was a year earlier. The Supreme Court started us on the path toward school desegregation in 1954. Where we’ve been for the past half-century isn’t not having enough laws. It’s about the people responsible for seeing to it that they’re followed to the letter.
What are the types of probation for DUI?
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All driving under the influence (DUI) penalties come with a penalty of probation, which is an opportunity for an individual to prove his or her ability to not drink and drive.
Herring fights to block Trump SNAP cuts that would leave millions hungry during lockdowns
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Attorney General Mark Herring today is urging Congress to block the Trump administration’s attempts to cut vital food assistance for millions of Americans.
Eastern Mennonite University announces plans to open campus for in-person classes in the fall
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Eastern Mennonite University expects to open campus for in-person classes in fall semester 2020.
Shenandoah University President Tracy Fitzsimmons denounces racial injustice
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Statement from Shenandoah University President Tracy Fitzsimmons on the murder of George Floyd.
#TeamAFP talks George Floyd murder, protests, local police review board proposal
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AFP editors Chris Graham and Crystal Abbe Graham discuss the George Floyd murder, the protests across the country, and a proposal aimed at connecting the community and local police in Waynesboro.
How to study more effectively at college
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When you go to college, your aim is to improve your education and gain qualifications that can help you to get into your dream career.
David Swanson: Fifth Congressional District candidates leave something to be desired
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On Sunday afternoon, four candidates for the Democratic nomination for Congress in Virginia’s Fifth District held a debate — or really more of an amicable forum in which they didn’t much try to distinguish themselves from each other.
Virginia Cooperative Extension goes digital, explores new pathways for content delivery
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Bull auctions have moved online and over the phone. Exercise courses are being offered virtually. Baby chicks are hatching on Facebook Live events during embryology classes.
