Brad Wolf: Stick to your guns? No, stick to your songs
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Music is not just the language of the gods but quite possibly the language of peace, healing, and reconciliation.
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First came 9/11, then COVID-19: What’s the next crisis to lock down the nation?
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In light of the government’s tendency to exploit crises (legitimate or manufactured) and capitalize on the nation’s heightened emotions, confusion and fear as a means of extending the reach of the police state, one has to wonder what so-called crisis it will declare next.
Robert C. Koehler: Staring into the eyes of the wolf
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Close your eyes and try to envision the two wolves. Imagine yourself as a terrified child. I think that helps bring the myth to life . . . this myth, said to be Cherokee, of humanity’s two choices. The wolves are engaged in a vicious fight.
DNA responses to childhood trauma offer clues on possible long-term health issues
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New research from Virginia Commonwealth University’s School of Pharmacy brings the medical community closer to identifying children with the highest need for treatment and intervention following traumatic events.
Laurie Gagne: Mother’s love for the motherland
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What does it mean to love one’s country? In the current crisis, it is blazingly clear that the Ukrainians love their country; their determination to hold on to their land against a Russian take-over makes the patriotism of many of us, by contrast, seem lukewarm.
Virginia Tech: Two new initiatives for students related to mental health
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As part of its recent quarterly meeting this week, the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors discussed what is nationally a very hot topic in higher education: student mental health and well-being.
Facial profiling: Can it tell companies about your employability, trustworthiness?
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Companies are using facial profiling in their recruitment processes to judge applicants’ employability, customers’ trustworthiness to pay back their loans, a person’s ability to take risks, and more.
First living-learning community for LGBTQ+ studies opens this month at Virginia Tech
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This month, Virginia Tech will open an academic residential space on campus for students who identify as members or allies of the LGBTQ+ community
Robert C. Koehler: With wars to wage, who can afford peace?
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Texas and Arizona have begun busing refugees at their border – at a cost of millions – up to a couple liberal Northern cities . . . let’s see how they like it!
Rural cancer patients undergo less radiation treatment, experience poorer outcomes
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Cancer patients who live in rural areas experience higher mortality rates than nonrural cancer patients, according to recently published research from the VCU Massey Cancer Center.
