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DESPITE
AN EARLY MORNING shower, U.Va.’s Class
of 2004 had their time in the sun as they gathered
on the Lawn for graduation ceremonies held
Sunday. More than 30,000 family members and
guests were on hand to share in the splendor
of 5,744 graduates as they finished one chapter
in their lives, ready to begin another. Sen.
John W. Warner, R-Va., delivered the keynote
address. Full
story.
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Tim
Wilkinson, Sally Friedman, Fay Miller Ferneyhough
and Debbie Fisher were among as many as two dozen
U.Va. employees who walked down the Lawn on Sunday
to receive their degrees. The University offers
a variety of options for employees to further
their education — tuition waivers, tuition
reimbursement and the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studies program. Full
story.
U.Va.
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 Following
the technical and academic trends on college
campuses, U.Va., Microsoft and Thomson Learning
announced a groundbreaking collaboration to
develop and deliver digital course material using
Tablet PCs. The goal is to institute pilot
projects like this to explore and expand how
more traditional approaches might be reinvented
to better serve our students, said Edward L.
Ayers (left), dean of U.Va.’s College
and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, which
is involved in the project. Full
story.
U.Va.
News Services/Photo: Tom Cogill
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