Grant pushes progress for Destination Dayton
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced that The Destination Dayton Partnership received $5,000 from the Virginia Tourism Corporation Marketing Leverage Fund.
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EMU sexual violence symposium March 19
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A multi-year research project on domestic violence, under the direction of professor Carolyn Stauffer, will be highlighted in a community education symposium at EMU on March 19.
Report: 21,000 more students eating school breakfast in Virginia this year
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More than 300 schools in Virginia have changed the way they serve breakfast this school year, resulting in an increase of 21,000 students participating in the National School Breakfast Program.
Patient-centered learning at Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine
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The most important item in Room 106 at the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine is a box of tissues.
Meat Matters: Animal Agriculture Alliance debuts campaign
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The Animal Agriculture Alliance unveiled on Feb. 1 a campaign focused on promoting the role of meat and poultry in a healthy, balanced diet.
McAuliffe anounces matching $812,000 in tourism grants
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More than $812,000 in matching grant funds will be awarded to 39 local tourism initiatives as part of Virginia Tourism Corporation’s Marketing Leverage Program.
Virginia Tech alum on team to record sound of colliding black holes
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Scientists have recorded the sound of two black holes colliding, a blockbuster moment in the science community that proves Albert Einstein’s century-old theory of relativity.
Tarantula named in honor of Virginia Tech entomologist
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Paul Marek can now add “Spider Man” to his list of professional titles. The Virginia Tech assistant professor of entomology has had an actual spider named after him.
W&L prof Barton Myers awarded fellowship at Filson Historical Society
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Barton Myers, assistant professor of history at Washington and Lee University, has won the Filson Historical Society’s 2016 Ballard Breaux Visiting Research Fellowship.
Earth Talk: Can big game hunting can actually be good for wildlife?
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Globe-trotting big game hunters imported more than 1.26 million “trophies”—the part of the animal they keep for display—to the U.S. between 2005 and 2014.
