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Marrying dancers, choreographers - 'an invitation for divorce'
London, December 7 : Dancers, choreographers, bartenders, massage therapists, are more likely to divorce than vets, agricultural engineers and teachers, says a new research.
Report zeros in on grads' debt
Today's college and university students are leaving school with larger debts than their predecessors and having a harder time finding jobs to be able to repay those loans, according to a report released this week by the California-based Institute for College Access and Success.
Featuring Christmas crafts, wood workings, jewelry, gift baskets and more. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Radford Christian Church, 1300 Second St., Radford.
VT sets graduation keynote speakers
Rosemary Blieszner, Virginia Tech alumni distinguished professor and associate dean of the graduate school, and Elsa Murano, professor and president emerita at Texas A&M University, will deliver the keynote addresses at Virginia Tech's 2009 fall commencement ceremonies on Dec.
Speakers Analyze Obama's Invitation to Notre Dame
By Ann Carey Source: Published: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 NOTRE DAME, Ind. - Professors from other institutions came to the University of Notre Dame to criticize both the way the university handled its invitation to President Barack Obama as 2009 commencement speaker and Obama's commencement address itself.
Radford Web site to get makeover in 2010
Radford University's Web site will be upgraded over the next year through a contract with Digital Wave Technologies Inc.
Rector boasts 4 in ASU's 100 Voices
Four Rector High School graduates are among 100 Arkansas State University alumni recognized this month in an Arkansas State University Alumni Association special publication "100 Years, 100 Voices," presented as part of ASU's centennial celebration.
NRV intervention team recognizes its members
Recognizing the signs of mental illness can be the difference between life and death for law enforcement officers and some of the people they encounter in the performance of their duties.
Va university seeks to note site of black church
TONIA MOXLEY Radford University seeks historical recognition of black church site RADFORD, Va.
Clergymen and dentists marry for keeps
True love may be the key to a long and happy marriage a ' but being a dentist or an agricultural engineer helps, too, according to new research.
College Students in California Are Outraged by Increases in College Tuition
This will place many students, who do not qualify for or cannot otherwise obtain financial aid, in a position of undue hardship and possibly affect their ability to continue their education.
Appalachian State University mourns the loss of one of our own, Dr. Paula Stanley a 74 a 75 , professor at Radford University.
Soldiers on the battlefield keep in their hearts a reminder of what they're fighting for: God.
McDonald to leave Tech for New York
Virginia Tech's vice president for equality and inclusion has taken a job as the chief diversity officer for Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, N.Y. Kevin McDonald has held the position at Tech since 2007 and oversaw the creation of the Presidential Scholarship Initiative, a partnership with the An Achievable Dream organization and ...
Proposed Radford budget would result in few layoffs
A subcommittee of the Radford University Board of Visitors recommended approval Wednesday of a $156.6 million budget that includes cuts mandated in September by Gov.
Radford Enrollment Declines Sour economy and lack of experienced...
Radford University is the only one of Virginia's 15 four-year state-supported schools to see a decline in fall enrollment.
Radford University President Penelope Kyle said she expects to make a decision "certainly before next semester." Tonia Moxley Moira Baker , a member of the Radford University faculty senate, speaks at a special meeting Tuesday between senators and President Penelope Kyle.
Radford U. relocates senate-president meeting
A special meeting of the Radford University Faculty Senate with President Penelope Kyle set for 3:30 p.m. today has been moved to a larger site.
Academy administrator mixes high-tech with worship
As a young boy growing up in a small town in Indiana, Mike Whitaker loved horses and dreamed of someday becoming an engineer because he liked to 'tinker with things.' But as he grew older, he also became spiritual, after years of attending church services.
Musicians to perform works by Vivaldi - roanoke.com
Musica Viva wanted to showcase the composer's lesser-known works. Violinists Benedict Goodfriend and David Ehrlich rehearse an Antonio Vivaldi selection in Ehrlich's home studio in Blacksburg.
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