Finding spring in dead skunks
In our hermetically sealed world, it can be easy to forget, or resent, the seasons.
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Finding spring in dead skunks
In our hermetically sealed world, it can be easy to forget, or resent, the seasons.
Former GWAR member and Sarah White join forces
I met GWAR’s Michael Bishop at UVA’s Battle of the Bands – that’s what he told me.
UVA President John Casteen inhaled by Altria Group’s board of directors
Altria is the parent company of Philip Morris USA, a contributor to UVA’s $3 billion capital campaign
Virginia travels to Miami for key ACC match-up tonight at 7
The Hoos have lost 5 in a row and Miami has lost 8 of 10.
Protests planned for John Yoo appearance at University of Virginia
Yoo, a lawyer for the Bush administration, was one of two authors investigated by the Department of Justice for authoring memos that authorized waterboarding of suspected terrorists
Virginia loses again on the road 74-62
Virginia was only down one at the break, but just could not get the win as the Hoos lost their sixth straight ACC contest.
Bell’s amendment to proposed budget would move $2.8 million from Charlottesville to Albemarle schools
Should local school boards and officials talk it out instead?
Local documentary premiere packs the Paramount
Notes from last night’s premiere of World Peace…and other Fourth Grade Achievements.
Worms, mushrooms and the intangibles of growth
Browsing a new book: Annie Leonard’s The Story of Stuff.
Foreclosure sale, breach of contract lawsuit to keep Kluge and Moses busy in coming weeks
On Friday, an Albemarle County Circuit Court judge will decide whether a breach of contract suit against Vineyard Estates, LLC will head to trial on April 2