Thursday Nov 26 | Virginia Business
Boyer named Virginia Business Person of the Year
Shawn Boyer Born: Aug. 8, 1971 in Richmond High school: Lafayette High School in Williamsburg College: Bachelor's degree in business administration, College of William & Mary, which he attended on a football scholarship Graduate school: Law degree, Washington & Lee University; master of law in taxation degree, Georgetown University Law Center ...
W&L Professor Emeritus Delivers Paper In Tokyo
" Dr. S. Todd Lowry, professor emeritus of economics at Washington and Lee University, has returned from Tokyo, where he delivered a paper on November 15 at the international Workshop on Mathematical Economics at Keio University.
FBR Capital Markets Adds Senior Analysts to Its Research Platform;...
FBR Capital Markets Corporation , a leading investment bank serving the middle market, today announced the addition of four veteran analysts to its Research platform.
STAUNTON - Dr. Alden Scott Anderson Jr. was born Dec. 1, 1926, in Badin, N.C., to Isabella Caroline Sterrett Anderson and the Rev.
W&L student business plan helps villagers in Amazon
LEXINGTON - When Katie Harris and Allie Long, both students at Washington and Lee University, first visited the village of Nossa Senhora das Gracas in the Amazon, they thought they had just the plan to help the villagers establish a thriving business.
David Catania Smacks Down Anti-Gay-Marriage Law Prof
D.C. Wire just posted on this , but this document is just too good not to share more fully.
W&L graduate killed in Afghanistan
The Department of Defense reports that Army Spc. Christopher James Coffland, 43, of Baltimore, Maryland was killed in Afghanistan on November 13.
Soldier with Worcester ties killed in Afghanistan
A 43-year-old Baltimore man who joined the Army Reserve just shy of the cutoff date for enlisting and was deployed to Afghanistan two weeks ago was killed there Friday in a roadside bombing, the Baltimore Sun reported Sunday.
As congress debates their health care reform bill, college students at Eastern Mennonite University got a closer look at what congress plans to do.
End-of-life decisions are heartwrenching
By GREGORY PENCE At the end of December 2000 on a cold night, my brother Bob called.
Study: Nonprofits put brand at risk in corporate partnerships
Charities and other nonprofits may put their brand at risk when they partner with corporations on social responsibility initiatives.
Va. goes 20 months without a death verdict from a jury
Attention was drawn to Virginia this week with the execution of John Allen Muhammad, the state's 104th person to be executed since the U.S. Supreme Court allowed capital punishment to resume in 1976.
Georgian Court receives National Leadership Honor Society charter
Lakewood, N.J., Nov. 13, 2009 - Georgian Court University's petition for a charter of the National Leadership Honor Society, Omicron Delta Kappa, was recently approved by the organization's board of directors.
University shouldn't have invited Blair to talk ethics
Accuracy in Media "Six years is a journalism lifetime in the information age, and Jayson Blair has been out of the business that long," writes Daniel Glover .
Temporary Closing of Portion of Woods Creek Trail
LEXINGTON, Va., Nov. 11, 2009 a ' The portion of Woods Creek Trail from Jordana TMs Point to the property line between Washington and Lee University and Virginia Military Institute will be closed Nov.
Teaching failure may be best lesson for the future
Disgraced ex-New York Times reporter Jayson Blair talking to college students about journalistic ethics? What's next? The former head of Lehman Brothers on financial risk management? Such was the blogosphere's snarky tone last week when Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Va., announced that Mr.
Jayson Blair on Race and Merit -- By: Tim Graham
Of the finds he listed, I thought these were the most interesting. First, that race wasn't much of a factor in his journalistic rise and fall: Blair rejected the notion that his story should have any bearing on the future of other black journalists or efforts to achieve "diversity" in American newsrooms.
"Jayson Blair seems sincere, compelling, and even contrite"
NYTimes.com "But how much stock can you put in what's said by someone best known for lying?" asks David Folkenflik .
Memorial to Conn. 9/11 victim halted as town refuses to make reference to 'Muslim terrorists'
A memorial to honor a Sept. 11 victim from a small northwestern Connecticut town has been halted by the unexpected conflict arising from his father's insistence it say his son was murdered by "Muslim terrorists." Town officials in Kent are balking, saying it would be inappropriate to single out a religious group in a project on town property and ...
Nay President, Mattie Vice President Of New Lexington Police Dept. Foundation
A member of the City of Lexington Ministerial Association: The Reverend William M. Klein - A member of the Bar of Rockbridge County/City of Lexington: Donald Jackson Ellis, Esq.
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