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Rotunda sign goes missing

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Magazine praises Charlottesville

Southern Living magazine named Charlottesville one of the five best college towns in the South last week. "IPads and laptops have replaced satchels and quills, but students still sign honor codes, dress up for football games and vie for coveted spots in secret societies at the university Thomas Jefferson founded in 1819," Southern Living stated in the issue. City spokesperson Ric Barrick said he was particularly proud of the ranking because it demonstrates the partnership between the City and the University. "We are just a good combination of many factors that make us a small town with a big city feel," he said. Third-year Nursing student Elizabeth Mathews agreed. "I like the Downtown Mall a lot," she said.


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More Latinos attend college

Hispanic enrollment in North American colleges and universities has increased by 24 percent from 2009 to 2010, according to a report from the Pew Hispanic Center released last week.


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Testing Services revise graduate exam

Students planning on applying to graduate schools from now on will face a reformatted and longer Graduate Records Examination, which went into effect in August. The GRE, a standardized test administered by Educational Testing Services, is an admissions exam required by most graduate programs in the U.S.


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Martha Jefferson changes location

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Video aims for preparedness

An online training video aimed at educating and helping the University community identify and respond to potentially troubling situations will be released to students and faculty this fall. The video, "Hoos Making a Safer Community," was developed by the University's Office of Emergency Preparedness and an appointed Violence Prevention Committee.


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Hurricane skirts City

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ATI obtains Mann

The University submitted a 4.3 megabyte disk with 3,827 pages to the American Tradition Institute's Environmental Law Center yesterday, making ATI the first group to successfully retrieve former University Environmental Sciences Prof.

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Loaves and Fishes has grown to be the City’s second largest distribution partner of the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank, supported by more than 100 volunteers. Executive Director Jane Colony Mills discusses the behind-the-scenes operations — from sourcing food to the work of their dietitian and volunteers — and reflects on why it’s important for students to learn about the city they live in.