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Series #372 (July 2007)
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“A New Normalcy” (President Charles Steger) with reporter Paul Lancaster
AS VIRGINIA TECH RECOVERS FROM APRIL 16TH, ITS PRESIDENT SAYS IT WILL HAVE TO SEEK A NEW SENSE OF NORMALCY:
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“Thanks” (President Charles Steger) with reporter Paul Lancaster
VIRGINIA TECH'S PRESIDENT SAYS HE AND THE BOARD OF VISITORS ARE AMAZED AND GRATEFUL AT THE RESPONSE OF THE TECH COMMUNITY TO THE TRAGEDY OF APRIL 16TH:
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“Board of Visitors Thoughts” (Jacob Lutz/Board of Visitors) with reporter Paul Lancaster
VIRGINIA TECH'S BOARD OF VISITORS HAS A LOT OF WORK TO DO AFTER THE EVENTS OF APRIL 16TH. BUT JOB NUMBER ONE FOR THE BOARD HAS BEEN THANKING THE TECH COMMUNITY:
Runs: [0:52]
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“Revamping the Memorial” (Larry Hincker/University Relations) with reporter Paul Lancaster
THE MAKESHIFT MEMORIAL CREATED ON THE VIRGINIA TECH DRILLFIELD AFTER APRIL A6TH WILL BE GETTING A FACELIFT BEFORE STUDENTS RETURN IN THE FALL:
Runs: [0:58]
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“A Permanent Memorial” (Larry Hincker/University Relations) with reporter Paul Lancaster
WHILE VIRGINIA TECH SPRUCES UP THE TEMPORARY MEMORIAL ON ITS DRILLFIELD, THE SEARCH HAS BEGUN FOR A PERMANENT SITE TO HONOR THE VICTIMS OF APRIL 16TH:
Runs: [0:55]
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“Re-opening Norris Hall” (Larry Hincker/University Relations) with reporter Paul Lancaster
THE DECISION OF VIRGINIA TECH OFFICIALS TO RE-OPEN THE BUILDING WHERE MOST OF THE APRIL 16TH SHOOTINGS TOOK PLACE WAS NOT AN EASY ONE:
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“Deciding about Norris Hall” (Larry Hincker/University Relations) with reporter Paul Lancaster
WHAT TO DO WITH NORRIS HALL? VIRGINIA TECH HAS DECIDED TO RE-OPEN IT, ON A LIMITED BASIS FOR NOW:
Runs: [0:50]
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“Financial Help Big and Small” (Ray Smoot/Virginia Tech Foundation) with reporter Paul Lancaster
THE HOKIE SPIRIT MEMORIAL FUND CREATED AFTER APRIL 16TH WILL BE USED TO CREATE NEW SCHOLARSHIPS TO HONOR THE VICTIMS. BUT IT'S ALSO BEING USED TO HELP WITH MORE EVERYDAY FINANCIAL MATTERS:
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“Planning for a Decade from Now” (Ray Smoot/Virginia Tech Foundation) with reporter Paul Lancaster
THE EFFECTS OF THE APRIL 16TH SHOOTINGS AT VIRGINIA TECH WILL BE FELT FOR YEARS, AND THE UNIVERSITY IS WORKING TO ENSURE THAT IT WILL STILL BE READY TO HELP VICTIMS WHEN THEY NEED IT:
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“Race and the Institution” (Mark McNamee/Provost) with reporter Paul Lancaster
A SIX-MONTH STUDY OF RACE ISSUES AT VIRGINIA TECH HAS WRAPPED UP, WITH AN EYE TOWARD IMPROVING THE CAMPUS'S CLIMATE FOR EVERYONE:
Runs: [0:56]
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“The Spread of Fire Ants” (Dini Miller/Entomology) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
A VIRGINIA TECH EXPERT SAYS THAT FIRE ANTS ARE MAKING THEMSELVES AT HOME IN VIRGINIA:
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“Fire Ants Are Moving In” (Dini Miller/Entomology) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
A NASTY PEST MAY BE MOVING INTO YOUR NEW NEIGHBORHOOD, ACCORDING TO A VIRGINIA TECH EXPERT:
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“Fire Ants Are a Pain, Literally” (Dini Miller/Entomology) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
A VIRGINIA TECH PROFESSOR SAYS YOU SHOULD BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR A PEST THAT CAN BE A REAL PAIN... THE FIRE ANT:
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“Nasty Pests” (Dini Miller/Entomology) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
FIRE ANTS IN YOUR YARD CAN DEFINITELY REDUCE YOUR QUALITY OF LIFE, ACCORDING TO AN EXPERT FROM VIRGINIA TECH:
Runs: [0:59]
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“Got Fire Ants? Call for Help!” (Dini Miller/Entomology) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS - DON’T TACKLE FIRE ANTS ON YOUR OWN! A VIRGINIA TECH EXPERT SAYS YOU NEED TO CALL THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOR HELP:
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“Measuring the Effects of Service Learning” (John Dooley/Outreach and International Affairs) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
THE SERVICE LEARNING PROGRAM AT VIRGINIA TECH IS ENHANCING LEARNING FOR STUDENTS - THE NEXT STEP IS TO MEASURE HOW:
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“Parents Are Responsible for Adolescents Home Alone” (Angela Huebner/Adolescent Behavior) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
A CHILD WHO'S MATURE ENOUGH TO STAY HOME ALONE STILL NEEDS PARENTAL MONITORING, AS WE HEAR IN THIS REPORT FROM VIRGINIA TECH:
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“The Necessity of Parental Monitoring” (Angela Huebner/Adolescent Behavior) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
MONITORING YOUR CHILD'S ACTIVITIES AND RELATIONSHIPS ISN'T INTERFERING IN YOUR CHILD'S LIFE - IT'S A PARENT'S RESPONSIBILITY. MORE IN THIS REPORT FROM VIRGINIA TECH:
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“Teens Can Set Their Own Summer Schedules” (Angela Huebner/Adolescent Behavior) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
A VIRGINIA TECH EXPERT SAYS THAT ADOLESCENTS CAN SET THEIR OWN SCHEDULES FOR THE SUMMER, WITH A LITLE HELP FROM THEIR PARENTS:
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“Summer Activities for Adolescents” (Angela Huebner/Adolescent Behavior) with reporter Gabrielle Amos
SUMMERTIME MEANS A BREAK FROM SCHOOL FOR TEENAGERS BUT, ACCORDING TO A VIRGINIA TECH RESEARCHER, IT DOESN'T HAVE TO MEAN A BREAK FROM STRUCTURE AND LEARNING:
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