Now that Charlottesville can remove monuments, should it?
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News reports proclaim that the Governor of Virginia has signed into law a bill allowing localities in Virginia to remove Confederate statues.
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To protect the most vulnerable from coronavirus, we must reimagine medicine
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As the nation grapples to contain and treat patients with COVID-19, we’re rethinking how we care for people with other serious or terminal illnesses.
Northam signs Virginia Reproductive Health Protection Act
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Gov. Ralph Northam has signed the Reproductive Health Protection Act, which repeals medically-unnecessary restrictions on women’s healthcare.
Three ways to maximize your sports advertising value with computer vision
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According to a Hookit’s Year in Review Report, advertisers and broadcasters increase their budget on sponsorship deals by 5% yearly without understanding the true value of their marketing efforts.
3 tips that can help you grow after trauma
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It can be very challenging to carry on your life after going through a trauma. While the less significant experiences might leave a physical or psychological scar, others don’t tend to leave you at all.
Shenandoah University donates three ventilators to Valley Health
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Shenandoah University donated three ventilators to Valley Health on Wednesday, April 8.
JMU facilitates unique partnerships to produce PPE for local use
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Sophomore industrial design students at JMU are working with others to handmake hundreds of fabric face masks to distribute to healthcare workers and area fire departments.
Sam Ben-Meir: Social crisis and the public use of reason
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A crisis such as this one demands that we exercise what the philosopher Immanuel Kant called the ‘public use of reason.’
Banks moving quickly to resolve issues for small businesses
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A recent Goldman Sachs survey confirms that more than half of U.S. small business owners say their business will not be able to continue operating more than three months due to the economic strain caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Luria advocates for increased production of PPE
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Congresswoman Elaine Luria today issued a call for increased production of personal protective equipment (PPE) for frontline health care workers.
