The roundup: Best green reads!
A wee roundup of favorite green reads from the recent world of cyber. Greywater systems, urban bears, and a local no-buy pledge.
A wee roundup of favorite green reads from the recent world of cyber. Greywater systems, urban bears, and a local no-buy pledge.
A wee roundup of favorite green reads from the recent world of cyber. Greywater systems, urban bears, and a local no-buy pledge.
In its latest edition, “Recruiting Success,†Diverse magazine pays homage to UVA’s efforts to create a diverse community.
A lot of people, myself included, were taken aback by McCain’s mockery of concern for the “health of the mother” as an “extreme pro-abortion position” in the debate the other night. But if McCain’s actual record on reproductive rights were more widely discussed in this election, his comment might not have come as such a big surprise.
And you thought that great big “A.M.” image to the right had to do with time. Shame on you.
Senator Jim Webb told a Roanoke crowd Friday that Virginians and Americans will welcome the 14th U.S. president whose lineage reaches to the Appalachian mountains when Barack Obama is elected, according to a CBS News post.
If you have already chosen an outfit for Election Day that shows your support for either candidate, alas, put it back in your closet.
Tonight we got to see the cantankerous bastard side of McCain that he tried so hard to suppress during the last debate. His performance would have been perfect, if he were running for president of the United States of Apeshit.
If you haven’t yet seen negative ads against Tom Perriello, get ready. With less than three weeks until election day, Fifth District Congressman Virgil Goode has more than double the amount of spending money of his Democratic challenger, according to financial disclosures filed yesterday to the Federal Election Commission (FEC).
Last Friday, the Design Marathon had local design talent racing through pro-bono projects to benefit local nonprofits. Our correspondent Kathryn Faulkner was there…
Dennis J. Seese, a “citizen reporter†for The Huffington Post (as well as a local librarian), draws on the wisdom of C-VILLE in a post in which he tries to comprehend the minds of the voters in the Fifth District (something C-VILLE mined in its cover story about Tom Perriello last week).