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WHAT
MORE FITTING a place for a Declaration
of Independence collection to reside than
at U.Va., Thomas Jefferson’s University.
Dignitaries, including Virginia Gov. Mark
R. Warner, Sen.
George F. Allen (R-Va.), and U.Va. President
John T. Casteen III, joined Albert and Shirley
Small (left) on Nov. 10 for the formal dedication
of the new Albert and Shirley Small Special
Collections Library. The library
will
permanently
house the Smalls’ Declaration of Independence
collection, considered the most comprehensive
in the world. Full
story.
U.Va.
News Services/Photo: Katherine Kayser |
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U.Va.
President John T. Casteen III will lead the second
employee briefing in the third round
of briefings to explain the Commonwealth Charter
Initiative
and what it means to U.Va. and its employees.
The briefing will be held tomorrow from noon
to 1 p.m. in the auditorium of the new Small
Special Collections Library. For those unable
to attend, the Office of University Relations
has a video tape available for individuals or
departments. Call 924-7116 for details. Audio
of the talks is available online. Full
story.
Inside
UVA
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U.Va.
surgical technician Steve Funkhouser (foreground)
demonstrates
endoscopic surgery, where the surgeon places
probes inside the body and follows the progress
on display screens, as part of a tour of 14 new,
state-of-the art operating rooms that are opening
at U.Va.’s Medical Center. This marks the
midpoint of a four-year expansion effort that
will significantly increase surgical capabilities
and keep U.Va. in the forefront of advanced surgical
technologies. Tours were conducted Nov. 10 for
employees, media and the public. Full
story.
U.Va.
News Services/Photo: Matt Kelly |
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