Timesheets: Advantages and the best alternative to the traditional kind
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Timesheets are presented in the form of tables in which employees can fill in the time they spend on tasks.
Search Results for research
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Five scenarios when it’s okay to use an essay writer service
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If you need professional essay writing service, here are five scenarios when it’s okay to use one.
Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre returns in-person with ‘Grease’
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Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre is returning to in-person performances with an upcoming production of the smash-hit musical “Grease.”
Most important things to consider before moving to the Netherlands
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Located in northwestern Europe, the Netherlands is a gloriously vibrant city bustling with expats, widely known for its individualistic charm.
Climate Action Alliance of the Valley climate, energy news roundup: Week of April 11
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The White House infrastructure package contains a number of environmental agenda items high on progressive wish lists; some fear they could be sacrificed to ensure passage in the 50-50 Senate.
Bill Temmink: It’s time to reconsider nuclear energy options
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It is time we take a renewed look at nuclear power, both the second-generation power plants that most folk envision when they think of nuclear and the newer nuclear technologies being tested and deployed today.
NRCS making $260K available for Virginia reef restoration
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A new opportunity from NRCS could help reconstitute the ongoing effort to restore oyster beds on private shellfish grounds in the state’s portion of the Chesapeake Bay.
Bridgewater College’s Mahan Ellison receives Fulbright Scholar Award
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Dr. Mahan Ellison, an associate professor of world languages and cultures at Bridgewater College, has been awarded a Fulbright U.S. Senior Scholar teaching and research award in Morocco and Spain.
JMU history professor receives prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship
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Michael Gubser, a professor of history at James Madison University, was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for 2021 for his book project, “Leaving the Past Behind: History and Ahistoricism in International Development.”
Crazy for kibble: Farmers benefit from a robust pet food industry
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Sixty-seven percent of U.S. households own at least one pet, contributing to a lot of food bowls to fill. And with owners spending more than $30 billion each year feeding their four-legged friends, the pet food industry must keep up.
