Top ways to celebrate your Celtic heritage
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People with Celtic heritage are proud of their past. You should pass these practices to upcoming generations by celebrating your heritage in the following ways.
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JMU is key partner on $10.8 million grant supporting STEM educators
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The James Madison University College of Education is partnering on a $10.8 million federal grant to create a professional development program to increase teacher effectiveness and improve in-person, remote and hybrid instruction in STEM.
Avoiding relationship ruts during the COVID-19 pandemic
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The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed the strengths and weaknesses of many parts of society, and romantic relationships are no exception.
Poor, climate-vulnerable regions hard hit by nationwide COVID-19 lockdowns
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New research suggests that poor and climate-vulnerable regions of the world face greater financial and food-security hardships from widespread lockdowns than do more affluent, technology-laden areas.
What is CBG? A minor cannabinoid in CBD oil with major benefits
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Just as trendy as CBD, there’s a new kid on the cannabinoid block – that’s CBG, or cannabigerol. Similar to CBD, CBG is non-psychoactive and has a plethora of natural plant benefits that are available on its own.
Northam announces updated state board appointments
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced additional appointments to his administration on Friday.
Amy Gdala and Acacia Oudinot: To fight cyber fraud, liberate women
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Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, dating app usage soared and, with it, so has the number of highly skilled criminals using the platforms to drain single women of all of their money.
JMU expert offers tips on how to make the most out of Valentine’s Day in COVID-19
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While social distancing, mask wearing and other pandemic safety measures will still be in place on Sunday for Valentine’s Day, there are ways to make the day meaningful and even romantic, says James Madison University professor Jennifer Rosier.
Civil War-era love letter remains a mystery
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On July 12, 1863, a young Virginia Cross picked up a pen and ink, several sheets of precious paper, and wrote to her sweetheart, a discharged Civil War soldier. She used a small blade to cut an intricate and delicate white heart to enclose with her words.
The pros and cons of using a public adjuster
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Not a lot of individuals understand the role a public adjuster plays, and how impactful they can be.
