Top News Daily

Tuesday,
May 10, 2005

YOU’VE COME A long way, Iris. Since its inception as a photocopied newsletter for the U.Va. Women’s Studies Center, Iris has transformed itself into a glossy magazine that has earned a national readership. And, though the journal for women remains a small magazine, it delivers a powerful punch, with content that “has always been strong, honest, smart and quite different from anything you’d find in mainstream magazines,” said coordinating editor Gina Welch. Full story.

Inside UVA

A major component of the University’s infrastructure is its staff, and each year U.Va. takes the opportunity to honor employees considered the “cream of the crop” with Outstanding Contribution Awards. Last week, 11 employees whose exemplary service, leadership and dedication have far exceeded expectations were announced in time for Virginia Public Service Week, May 2-8, during which employees are recognized for their hard work and dedication to the state. Full story.

Inside UVA

Change for the University is imminent and the recently approved University restructuring bill will help define the blueprint that will shape the University’s destiny. Faculty Senate members listened last week to several initiatives, which included the establishment of a six-year financial plan, a six-year physical site development plan and a six-year plan of academic programs. Full story.

U.Va. News Services/Photo: Dan Addison

SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT:
• CLICK HERE FOR CORRECTIONS
• Cavalier Daily Clarification — 4/20/05
• Cavalier Daily Correction— 4/7/05
• Cavalier Daily Clarification — 4/7/05

ALSO IN THE NEWS:
• Governor Amends Higher Education Restructuring Bill
• Governor Appoints Three to U.Va.’s Board: Reappoints Farrell

Beloved Community: How Faith Shapes Social Justice
5:30 p.m., Miller Center of Public Affairs, 2201 Old Ivy Road • Speaker: Charles Marsh, director of U.Va.’s Project on Lived Theology • Free and open to the public • Information: 924-7236.

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Men’s Lacrosse:
Virginia to Face Albany Saturday in NCAA Opener
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Cavaliers Accept Bid to NCAA Championship
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Alex Tatu Wins 1500 at JMU Invitational
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