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YOU
CAN’T ALWAYS get what you want, but
if you’re lucky, you could win the
chance for a premium parking space for
the Rolling Stones concert at U.Va.’s
Scott Stadium on Oct. 6. Beginning today,
U.Va.’s Department of Parking & Transportation
will hold a lottery for approximately 1,500
spots nearest the stadium, to be sold for
$15 each. If you don’t win, there
are other options. Full
story.
U.Va.
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State
employees looking for a way to help Gulf
Coast residents who have experienced devastating
loss can make a donation to the Virginia
State Employee Hurricane Katrina Relief
Fund. As part of Gov. Mark Warner’s
push to coordinate relief efforts, donations
will be accepted through Sept. 16 via
the Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign. One
hundred percent of employees’ donations,
which are tax-deductible, will go to the
American Red Cross and Salvation Army and
will be earmarked expressly for the Hurricane
Katrina Relief Fund. Full
story.
U.Va.
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Iran
is undergoing a transformation, clearly
illustrated not only by the election of
a new president other than one favored
by the country’s religious leadership,
but also by an increased show of support
for democracy and advances being made by
Iranian women. Abdulaziz Sachedina, Ball
Professor
of Islamic Studies at U.Va. and a visiting
fellow at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad,
Iran, discussed the meaning of the Iranian
elections during a lecture on Sept. 1 in
U.Va.’s Rotunda Dome Room. Full
story.
U.Va.
News Services/Photo: Dan Addison
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