Farm Bureau members will ask legislature to not support GMO label bills
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Any legislation to identify foods that contain genetically modified organisms belongs in Washington, not Richmond, say Farm Bureau members across Virginia.
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Glass robotics lab pioneers new 3-D printing process, announces expansion at Virginia Tech
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Artists, designers, architects, and industry members are exploring concepts in glass design through the nation’s first Collaborative Glass Robotics Laboratory.
Governor McAuliffe announces further reduction on inmate phone call rates
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Offenders in Virginia’s prisons can now stay in touch with loved ones by way of some of the lowest phone call rates in the country.
Herring, Virginia State Police complete audit and update of concealed handgun permit recognition
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The Virginia State Police has completed an audit of the 30 states whose concealed handgun permits have been considered valid within the Commonwealth.
Just a joke? W&L professor Julie Woodzicka to lecture on disparagement humor
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Washington and Lee professor Julie Woodzicka will speak on “Just a Joke? The Social Consequences of Disparagement Humor” on Jan. 15.
The next frontier: UVA architecture professors, students design for the Arctic
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University of Virginia architecture and landscape architecture undergraduate and graduate students spent 10 days on Norwegian Arctic islands 800 miles north of the Arctic Circle.
Farm profits down as 2015 ends
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America’s farmers probably will see lower profits this year, according to the latest forecast by the USDA Economic Research Service.
New livestock, poultry, and equine facilities at Virginia Tech included in governor’s bond proposa
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Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe announced plans to include funding for new and renovated livestock, poultry, and equine facilities at Virginia Tech.
Prostate cancer discovery may make it easier to kill cancer cells
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A newly discovered connection between two common prostate cancer treatments may soon make prostate cancer cells easier to destroy.
JMU’s Chris Hughes earns state’s highest award for faculty
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Dr. Chris Hughes said he was “floored” this week when he learned he had been chosen a winner of the state’s highest honor for faculty.
