Mark Warner begins term as Va. governor
RICHMOND - An overflowing crowd came to the state capitol Saturday to see the first inauguration of a Democratic governor in more than eight years.
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RICHMOND - An overflowing crowd came to the state capitol Saturday to see the first inauguration of a Democratic governor in more than eight years.
University students may have to look no further than their own backyards when searching for study abroad opportunities. The International Studies Office is looking to add up to five University-sponsored study abroad programs.
Gov. James S. Gilmore III recently announced that the Commonwealth of Virginia officially is in a recession. Gilmore attributed the recession to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and to the economic setbacks now plaguing the nation.
Candidates hoping to fill the late Emily Couric's state Senate seat were confirmed Saturday with the selection of Jane Maddux as the Republican candidate. Maddux, a local business woman, will match up against Bath County Del. R. Creigh Deeds, the Democratic nominee, in a special election that will be held on Dec. 18.
Just over one week after his victory over Republican candidate Mark L. Earley, Gov.-elect Mark R. Warner, already has begun preparing to move into Richmond.
After resounding Democratic victories Tuesday night in the gubernatorial and lieutenant governor elections and Republican victories in the General Assembly, many questions have surfaced regarding the new power structure in Richmond.
RICHMOND - Democratic candidate Mark R. Warner captured Virginia's highest office last night as he defeated Republican Mark L. Earley for governor. He is the first Democratic governor in the state of Virginia since 1993.
Terry McAuliffe, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, spoke in Newcomb Theater yesterday about the present and future state of his party.
William Rehnquist, chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, spoke Saturday about the passage of the anti-terrorism bill at the University's Law School in Caplin Auditorium.
With the gubernatorial election less than two weeks away, both the Mark L. Earley (R) and Mark R. Warner (D) campaigns are gearing up for the final push to take control of the governor's mansion.
With the recent terrorist attacks on Sept. 11 causing the Virginia - and especially the Northern Virginia - economy to go into a further slump, state revenue has fallen much lower than previous budgets projected.
As Virginia public schools push to raise teaching standards, some question whether application requirements for undergraduate education programs are rigorous enough.
Sunday afternoon, the United States and Great Britain began their initial retaliatory efforts against Afghanistan for refusing to turn over accused terrorist Osama bin Laden. The attacks were aimed at bin Laden, the al Qaeda terrorist network, and other terrorists.
A new proposal to alter the Honor Committee's single sanction could offer students a new way to admit guilt in an honor offense without being subject to permanent expulsion.
The University Medical Center settled a lawsuit Friday with the family of David Allen Hudson for $1.5 million, the maximum punitive damages allowed for medical malpractice.
University student arrested at Buddist Biker
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mark Warner has managed to raise nearly triple the funds of either of his two Republican challengers, Lt. Gov. John Hager and Attorney General Mark L. Earley.
The Virginia General Assembly passed Senate and House of Delegates redistricting plans yesterday, which will now go to Gov. James S. Gilmore III (R) for approval.
Pavilion X soon will have a new resident. Commerce School Dean Carl P. Zeithaml will move into the historic pavilion this summer.
It will now take at least six months longer for Virginia teen-agers to be able to drive, courtesy of a bill Gov. James S. Gilmore III (R) signed into law yesterday.