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Shot
on the University of Virginia’s historic
Lawn and at other locations around Charlottesville
over several days in January 2005, the
Italian movie “Don’t Tell” is
a contender for best foreign language film
at the 78th Academy Awards, which ABC will
air live from Hollywood on Sunday. “Don’t
Tell” is based on the best-selling
novel, “La bestia nel cuore” (“the
beast in the heart”), written by
director Cristina Comencini, daughter of
renowned Italian director, Luigi Comencini.
It was because of her fascination with
Thomas Jefferson and his architecture that
Comencini chose U.Va. as a locale for her
film. Full
story.
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Hot
off the presses this week is the spring
issue of the University of Virginia Magazine
(formerly the
University of Virginia
Alumni News), sporting a new name, new look, new content,
new Web site and more than 140,000 new destinations. It’s
all part of an effort to bring the University to a wider
readership, said editor Robert Viccellio. “We believe
the new name best reflects the magazine’s role as the
only publication on Grounds dedicated to covering the entire
University and all of its alumni,” he noted in the
forthcoming issue. Full
story.
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Many
low-income and elderly residents probably
don’t know that the University of Virginia’s
School of Law offers free assistance for
filing tax forms. Area residents can learn
more about this and many other services and
programs offered by U.Va. in the newly published “Community
Resource Guide.” Produced by U.Va.’s
Office of Community Relations and updated every
three years, the guide provides information
on athletics, cultural activities, educational
services and special services, as well as
comprehensive information on the U.Va. Medical
Center. Full
story.
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