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From battle to ivy walls, vets scale learning curve at William and Mary
For veterans looking to continue their education, the College of William and Mary can be the academic equivalent of shock and awe.
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Police: Missing man committed suicide
Police have recovered the body of a man thought to be missing in a wooded area on the College of William and Mary campus.
Numerous violent incidents puzzle university community
Does Virginia Tech breed mass murderers?" asked a recent San Jose Independent Examiner commentary headline.
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Jon W. Irby to Be Profiled in Exclusive Registry
Cambridge Who's Who offers an online networking platform where members can establish new business relationships and achieve career advancement within their company, industry or profession.
Sniper's lawyers see his humanity 1
If attorney Jon Sheldon's final plea to save the life of John Allen Muhammad fails, he will go to Virginia's death chamber tonight to watch the sniper die.
Patheon, Inc. Adds Two Key Industry Leaders To Its...
Patheon, a global provider of drug development and manufacturing services to the international pharmaceutical industry announced recently that it has named William E. Weiser, Ph.D. as group director, Pharmaceutical Development Services , Analytical Development at the company's Kit Creek laboratory located in Research Triangle Park, N.C. At the same ...
Energetic, thoughtful Thao with Get Down Stay Down
In days past, even in the more egalitarian indie scene, the rockin' world was mostly guyville - boys galore, with only scattered women playing along.
Federal appointment a 'high honor' for NN lawyer
It's one Peninsula native replacing another on the local federal bench. Douglas E. Miller, 47, an attorney who grew up in Hampton, will replace U.S. Magistrate Judge James E. Bradberry on the federal court that serves Hampton Roads .
Study Suggests Handedness May Effect Body Perception
Main Category: Psychology / Psychiatry Also Included In: Neurology / Neuroscience Article Date: 06 Nov 2009 There are areas in the brain devoted to our arms, legs, and various parts of our bodies.
Hamilton's defeat a major blow to Peninsula's influence
Del. Phil Hamilton walks away from an unanswered door in August while canvassing the Village Green neighborhood in Newport News.
Voter turnout weaker as gubernatorial election ends
Students at the College of William and Mary went to the polls Tuesday to elect statewide officials, but the number of students who showed up to vote was significantly less than last year.
A vast right arm conspiracy? Study suggests handedness may effect body perception
There are areas in the brain devoted to our arms, legs, and various parts of our bodies.
Robin Abbott defeats besieged Phil Hamilton in 93rd District
Democrat Robin Abbott captured enough Peninsula votes Tuesday to knock off Del. Phil Hamilton, a powerful Peninsula lawmaker who battled scandal on the re-election campaign trail.
Eburg district interim super made tough choices for years
Sharon Laverdure, acting superintendent, is familiar to many from her roles as teacher, coach, principal and assistant superintendent during her past 35 years with East Stroudsburg School District.
W&M employee who stole laptops gets 2 months in jail
A former College of William and Mary employee will spend two months behind bars for stealing nine computers from the university and trying to sell them on the Internet.
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Left) Jessee Vasold, William and Mary 's first transgender homecoming queen, took the field at halftime of the Tribe's game against James Madison U. today in Williamsburg.
Solving Virginia's ethical dilemma
In August, an investigation by Virginian-Pilot reporters Bill Sizemore and Julian Walker uncovered e-mails showing that Del.
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Williamsburg notebook: Hear ye, hear ye, get thee to DOG Street, celebration's on
TO BE HONOURED, Duke of Gloucester Street, having previously been designated a Great Street by the American Planning Association.
Symphonies gingerly embrace digital performers
Every season at your local concert hall, the drill is the same: Musicians tune up their instruments, a conductor walks onstage, taps a baton, and works of past compositional masters spring to life.
Expert: Parents can control technology
FORTY FORT In New Jersey, a ninth grader met the boy of her dreams. They dated through high school and, before the couple parted ways their senior year, the girl let her boyfriend take a nude photo of her on his cell phone, said Katie Koestner, a nationally known expert on cyberspace issues.
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