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Series #371 (June 2007)
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“April 16 Archive” (Brent Jesiek/Center for Digital Discourse and Culture) with reporter Paul Lancaster
ONE OF THE WORLD'S FIRST DIGITAL PUBLICATION HOUSES IS WORKING TO GATHER REMEMBRANCES AND OTHER MEMORABILIA FROM THE AFTERMATH OF THE VIRGINIA TECH TRAGEDY. AND THAT ARCHIVE HAPPENS TO BE…RIGHT AT TECH:
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“Archiving a Paperless Society" (Brent Jesiek/Center for Digital Discourse and Culture) with reporter Paul Lancaster
ARCHIVING MATERIAL FROM THE VIRGINIA TECH TRAGEDY WILL MEAN LOTS OF PHOTOS, PAPERS AND OTHER PHYSICAL MATERIAL. BUT WHAT ABOUT TRIBUTES THAT EXIST ONLY IN CYBERSPACE?:
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“Perspective" (Brent Jesiek/Center for Digital Discourse and Culture) with reporter Paul Lancaster
VIRGINIA TECH IS TRYING TO PROVIDE PERSPECTIVE ON THE APRIL 16TH TRAGEDY THERE BY ARCHIVING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS:
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“Questions, not Blame” (Ed Spencer/Assoc. VP for Student Affairs) with reporter Paul Lancaster
MANY QUESTIONS REMAIN AFTER THE APRIL TRAGEDY AT VIRGINIA TECH AND MANY OF THEM MAY NEVER BE ANSWERED. ONE TECH ADMINISTRATOR SAYS MENTAL ILLNESS IS AN AREA WHERE ANSWERS WILL HAVE TO BE SOUGHT:
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“Future Flight” (Juanisha Brooks/Communications and Psychology major) with reporter Paul Lancaster
A RISING VIRGINIA TECH SENIOR COMBINED AMERICAN IDOL AND MARTIN LUTHER KING IN A POEM THAT WON HER THE TOP UNDERGRADUATE POETRY PRIZE IN THE NATION:
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“Poetry and More” (Juanisha Brooks/Communications and Psychology major) with reporter Paul Lancaster
THE WINNER OF ONE OF THE TOP POETRY PRIZES IN THE NATION COMBINED THE PAST AND PRESENT TO TALK ABOUT THE FUTURE. MORE FROM VIRGINIA TECH:
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“Optimistic about Energy” (Former Governor Mark Warner) with reporter Paul Lancaster
THE ENERGY PROBLEM SEEMS INSURMOUNTABLE, BUT IT ISN'T. THAT'S THE VIEW OF FORMER GOVERNOR MARK WARNER, SPEAKING RECENTLY AT VIRGINIA TECH:
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“Energy Efficiency” (Former Governor Mark Warner) with reporter Paul Lancaster
FORMER GOVERNOR MARK WARNER SAYS WE NEED TO CHANGE THE IMAGE OF THE MOVEMENT TO MAKE THE U-S MORE ENERGY EFFICIENT:
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“Infrastructure” (Former Governor Mark Warner) with reporter Paul Lancaster
AMERICA'S NEGLECT OF ITS INFRASTRUCTURE IS AFFECTING OUR QUALITY OF LIFE. SO SAYS FORMER VIRGINIA GOVERNOR MARK WARNER. MORE FROM VIRGINIA TECH:
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“Getting Better” (Mike Ellerbrock (Agricultural and Applied Economics) with reporter Paul Lancaster
VIRGINIA TECH'S EFFORTS AT GETTING EVEN BETTER TAKE A THREE-FOLD APPROACH TO FINDING NEW WAYS TO TEACH:
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“Explaining Biodiesel” (Gio Wen/Biological Systems Engineering) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
A VIRGINIA TECH EXPERT SETS OUT TO ANSWER THE PUBLIC’S QUESTIONS ABOUT BIODIESEL FUEL:
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“Debunking Myths about Biodiesel” (Gio Wen/Biological Systems Engineering) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
A VIRGINIA TECH EXPERT SAYS THAT WHAT YOU BELIEVE ABOUT BIODIESEL FUEL MAY NOT BE TRUE:
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“Biodiesel Has High Standards” (Gio Wen/Biological Systems Engineering) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
IF YOU ARE WORRIED ABOUT PUTTING BIODIESEL FUEL IN YOUR DIESEL VEHICLE, A VIRGINIA TECH EXPERT SAYS YOU DON’T NEED TO BE:
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“A New Housing Option for Tech Students” (Ray Plaza/Multicultural Affairs) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
THIS FALL VIRGINIA TECH STUDENTS CAN CHOOSE TO LIVE IN A COMMUNITY THAT FOCUSES ON SOCIAL JUSTICE:
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“Service Learning at Virginia Tech” (John Dooly/Outreach and International Affairs) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
VIRGINIA TECH’S SERVICE LEARNING PROGRAM IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF ACADEMIC LIFE AT THE UNIVERSITY:
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“Service Learning Fits Tech’s Vision” (John Dooley/Outreach and International Affairs) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
THE SERVICE LEARNING PROGRAM AT VIRGINIA TECH FITS RIGHT IN WITH THE UNIVERSITY’S MOTTO OF “UT PROSIM” - THAT I MAY SERVE”:
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“Service Learning Takes Many Forms” (Michele James Deramo/Service Learning) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
AT VIRGINIA TECH IT DOESN’T MATTER WHAT YOUR MAJOR IS - YOU CAN STILL ENHANCE YOUR ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE THROUGH SERVICE LEARNING:
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“Helping Faculty Work Internationally” (John Dooley/Outreach and International Affairs) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
VIRGINIA TECH FACULTY ARE GAINING VALUABLE EXPERIENCE WITH AN INTERNATIONAL FOCUS:
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“Tech Faculty Around the World” (John Dooley/Outreach and International Affairs) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
AS VIRGINIA TECH FACULTY BROADEN THEIR HORIZONS THROUGH INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES, THE UNIVERSITY AND ITS STUDENTS BENEFIT:
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“Learning by Doing Abroad” (Nancy McGehee/Hospitality and Tourism Management) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
A VIRGINIA TECH PROFESSOR GAINED VALUABLE EXPERIENCE THROUGH THE UNIVERSITY’S INTERNATIONAL FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:
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