Sam Ben-Meir: The Communist Manifesto turns 172
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This month marks 172 years since the first publication of the Communist Manifesto.
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Newspapers are dying: Time to focus on what’s next
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The newspaper industry has gotten bigger in response to the challenges of the current media landscape, in the sense that what used to be your local newspaper has been bought and sold many times over.
What is AWS? Does Amazon control the modern day internet?
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A detailed look into Amazon’s AWS service and its impact on the modern internet. Should we be concerned about Amazon hosting almost half of the internet today?
Application window opens for Virginia Declaration of Learning initiative
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Applications are being accepted for the first year of the Virginia Declaration of Learning program.
Commission on African American History Education to hold listening sessions
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Gov. Ralph Northam’s African American History Education Commission is holding meetings across Virginia as commission members examine how to strengthen African American history education in the Commonwealth’s public schools.
Three Waynesboro School Board members announce re-election plans
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Three members of the Waynesboro School Board announced today their re-election bids for the May 5 municipal elections.
Alon Ben-Meir: Trump’s dreadful foreign policy
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The Israeli-Palestinian conflict became more intractable than ever before, as Trump torpedoed the prospect of a two-state solution even before he unveiled his so-called “deal of the century.”
Chris Graham: About those worries on the future of UVA Athletics
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A UVA student writing for the Cavalier Daily wrote something about sports that got the sports people mad. Like, angry villagers with pitchforks ready to storm The Rotunda mad.
How Kitamba and other small businesses get creative
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Top tech companies are on the hunt for talent. And the competition is heating up.
‘Amplifying unheard voices’ symposium highlights local stories of marginalized communities
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Many groups in Southwest Virginia are largely invisible in media and research, despite being integral to the fabric of our communities.
