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Sunday May 12 | NBC29

Longwood University Increases Tuition

Longwood University's Board of Visitors approved a 4.1 percent increase in tuition and mandatory fees for the 2013-14 school year, bringing that cost for in-state students to $11,340. Room and board will increase 5 percent to $8,876, bringing the total cost for a Virginia resident living on campus to $20,216. The overall increase for tuition, fees, ... (more)

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Related Topix: Charlottesville, VA

Sunday May 12 | Criminal Report Daily

Are Moms' Brains Bigger?

Just in time for Mother's Day, a biology professor at Longwood University has some good news for moms: having kids might make women smarter.

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Related Topix: Kids, Family

Sat May 11, 2013

The Mountaineer Publishing Company

Through Trials and Triumph: Custer's Civil War Leadership

The Western North Carolina Civil War Round Table presents Daniel T. Davis, of Vienna, Virginia.

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Related Topix: Blog News, They Died with Their Boots On, Western, War Movies, Drama Movies, Biography Movies, Sharpsburg, NC

WSET-TV Lynchburg

Longwood Holds Saturday Commencement

Farmville, Va.- A Longwood University alumnus who is a Hollywood actor spoke to graduates at his alma mater's undergraduate commencement Saturday.

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Related Topix: Farmville, VA

Thu May 09, 2013

NBC29

Fluvanna County Public Schools Announces Teacher of the Year

Fluvanna County Public Schools is pleased to announce Ms. Lori Hoffman has been named 2012-13 Division Teacher of the Year.

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Related Topix: Mathematics, Science, George Washington University, James Madison University, Mary Baldwin College, Lynchburg College

Mon May 06, 2013

Gamasutra

Let\'s Play for Child\'s Play II

A year later, starting on May 6th, 2013, Matt, Will, Jeanne, and Dan return to take on new Guinness World Records for their chance for redemption.

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Related Topix: World Records

Sun May 05, 2013

Post and Courier

Executive items

April Burgess has joined First Citizens as assistant vice president and retail sales manager based in the bank's North Main Street office in Summerville.

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Related Topix: Summerville, SC, University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC, Frostburg State University

Fri May 03, 2013

The Mountaineer Publishing Company

Civil War roundtable on Custer to be May 13

The Western North Carolina Civil War Round Table presents Daniel T. Davis, of Vienna, Virginia.

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Related Topix: Blog News, They Died with Their Boots On, Western, War Movies, Drama Movies, Biography Movies, Sharpsburg, NC

Wed May 01, 2013

Martinsville Bulletin

NCI recognizes graduates, honors faculty member

Earning her bachelor's degree in business administration through the New College Institute deepened Joyce Barton's sense of self-worth. Barton, whose degree was conferred by Averett University of Danville, was one of 34 students honored by NCI during a graduate recognition ceremony Tuesday night at the former Henry County courthouse uptown.

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Related Topix: Danville, VA, Farmville, VA, Martinsville, VA, Henry County, VA, Glade Hill, VA

Tue Apr 30, 2013

AmericanBankingNews.com

Four Longwood University College of Business and Economics Students...

This summer, four Longwood University College of Business and Economics students will travel to Pittsburg, Pa., to participate in the inaugural ITLAB: Junior Summer Internship at Carnegie Mellon University.

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Related Topix: Carnegie Mellon University, Brigham Young University, Emory University, Virginia Beach, VA, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Thu Apr 25, 2013

Live Science

Maya excavations at Ceibal

The oldest ancient Maya ceremonial compound ever discovered in the Central American lowlands dates back 200 years before similar sites pop up elsewhere in the region, archaeologists announced today .

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Related Topix: Archaeology, Science, Anthropology, University of Arizona