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History on the Hill: 'St. Jean the Playful,' Mary Washington's unlikely martyr - Vimarsana News

History on the Hill: 'St. Jean the Playful,' Mary Washington's unlikely martyr

As the University of Mary Washington evolved from its origin as a teachers college to current-day prominence as primarily a liberal arts university, an increasingly popular field of study was

Letters: EVs? Why not push hybrids, for which technology and infrastructure already exists? - Vimarsana News

Letters: EVs? Why not push hybrids, for which technology and infrastructure already exists?

Sometimes government seem to think that they can legislate solutions to a particular problem without weighing the practical implications of their decisions.

Rowan-Cabarrus, Livingstone sign guaranteed admissions agreement - Vimarsana News

Rowan-Cabarrus, Livingstone sign guaranteed admissions agreement

SALISBURY – Rowan-Cabarrus Community College and Livingstone College have entered into a bilateral articulation agreement that offers seamless transfer, guaranteed admission, and guaranteed financial support for Rowan-Cabarrus graduates who continue

The Brandt Commission: Deluding the Third World - Vimarsana News

The Brandt Commission: Deluding the Third World

(Archived document, may contain errors) 182 April 30, 1982 THE BRANDT COMMISSION: DELUDING THE THIRD WORLD INTRODUCTION During his first year in office, President Reagan has focused his principal attention on reconstructing the American economy.

Memoir | Turkmenistan vignettes 1992-95 - Vimarsana News

Memoir | Turkmenistan vignettes 1992-95

Washington believed Western firms would showcase the advantages of a market economy and eventually lead to greater economic and political liberalism. This did not play well in Turkmenistan, writes the first U.S. ambassador to the country.