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Al Groh  
Al Groh, U.Va.’s Head Football Coach, Signs On for Five More Years; Contract Ensures Future Success

SCORE ONE FOR U.Va.’s football program — Al Groh, head coach since 2001, will remain on the sidelines for the next five years after signing a contract that will boost his total annual compensation to $1.7 million. “Coach Groh has provided strong leadership for the University’s football program, and we want to ensure continuity in its future academic and athletic successes,” said Craig K. Littlepage, U.Va. athletics director. Littlepage credits Groh’s tenure with being responsible for consistent record-breaking attendance and for season ticket sellouts. “Al has created a buzz about Cavalier football that is unprecedented.” Full story.

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Excessive Heat Can Take a Toll; U.Va. Experts Offer Tips on Staying Healthy

Though fall is just around the corner, there remains plenty of hot and humid days on the horizon. And with the sultry days come the increased chance for heat exhaustion. More common in the elderly, it can affect those of all ages, including physically fit individuals. U.Va. faculty members Glenn Gaesser, Dr. William Brady and Dr. John MacKnight can describe the body’s reactions to extreme heat and precautions or actions to take before the sun takes its toll. Full story.

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U.Va.’s Apprentice Program Honors Graduates, Inductees

For 23 years, U.Va.’s Apprenticeship Program, sponsored by Facilities Management, has offered apprentice positions in trades such as HVAC, electricity, electronics, plumbing/steamfitting, carpentry and mason/plastering. A ceremony on July 27 in U.Va.’s Rotunda Dome Room recognized the program’s latest graduates, in addition to welcoming 11 new apprentices (above). Full story.

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Women’s Soccer:
Cavaliers Fall to Notre Dame in Exhibition

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Brooks Listed as Walter Camp Player of the Year Candidate

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Mellors Finishes Fourth in 400 I.M. at World University Games

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