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U.S.
SENATOR John Warner will take center stage as
U.Va.’s 175th commencement speaker on May
16 during the University’s Final Exercises.
Warner, a 1953 graduate of U.Va.’s School
of Law, is a Virginia Republican currently serving
his fifth term in the Senate. Prior to his election,
Warner conducted government-to-government negotiations,
served as a Department of Defense representative
and was Secretary of the Navy. Full
story.
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After
six consecutive years of gains, median adjusted
gross income for married couples took a dip in
2001. A new report by U.Va.’s Weldon Cooper
Center for Public Service shows that a 1.9 percent
income growth rate could not keep pace with a
2.8 percent annual inflation rate, causing a loss.
“The main reason for the drop was the reversal
of fortune for persons who had previously benefited
from the stock market boom,” said John L.
Knapp, the center’s director of business
and economics research. Full
story.
U.Va.
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A
five-year, $126 million program designed to strengthen
science and engineering at the University was
the topic of a policy discussion led by U.Va.
President John T. Casteen III at a recent Board
of Visitors meeting. As part of a strategy to
position the University as an internationally
pre-eminent research institution in science and
technology, board members were presented with
a detailed plan for targeting research opportunities,
including specific goals and objectives, along
with funding and measurement guidelines. Full
story.
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CORRECTIONS:
• Sent
to the Cavalier Daily — Feb. 18, 2004
• Letter
to Tar Heel Daily Editor — Feb. 18, 2004
• Printed
in the Daily Progress — Feb. 8, 2004
•
Letter
to Cavalier Daily Editors — Feb. 5, 2004
•
Corrections
from the Daily Progress — Jan. 25, 2004
•
Letter
to Channel 29 News Editors — Jan. 28, 2004
•
Daily
Progress:
Change
Wouldn’t Be That Extreme — Jan. 28, 2004
•
Newsweek
Correction: U.Va.'s Law and Darden Schools Financially
Self-Sufficient, Not Private — Jan. 29, 2004
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Alumnus, Professional Football Player Tiki Barber to
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UVA
NewsMakers/A Conversation: Dr. Dorothy Height and
Julian Bond
Thurs.,
9 p.m.; Fri., noon, on television: Charlottesville
Public Access Ch. 13 • Speakers: Dr. Dorothy
Height, civil rights leader, and Julian Bond, U.Va.
• Previously taped event. |
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