October 18, 2012| News |
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> | Groundbreaking and Gala Today MBC will celebrate the construction of its new Murphy Deming College of Health Sciences with a 2:30 p.m. groundbreaking ceremony and the launch of the public phase of the largest fundraising campaign in the college's history with an evening gala. |
In Other News … |
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> | Students and Senator Mingle U.S. Sen. Mark Warner stopped in for a visit Friday at Mary Baldwin College, discussing student loans, military spending, and joining the workforce with a group of about 40 students. |
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> | Students Walk to Address Hunger As participants in the local CROP Walk, 39 Mary Baldwin College students learned what it is like to walk a mile (or six, to be more accurate) in someone else's shoes. |
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> | MBC Receives USA South Sportsmanship Award The USA South Athletic Conference has once again honored the congeniality, fairness, and respectfulness of the Fighting Squirrels. |
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> | Faculty Achievements The latest faculty accomplishments in the School of Arts, Humanities, and Renaissance Studies. |
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> | Stone Outpaces Competition at Gettysburg Invitational The All-American finished first at the Gettysburg College Invitational on Saturday, completing the 6K in 21:48, a new course record. |
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MBC in the News |
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> | Warner tells MBC students he's working to reduce their government 'bill' Federal lawmakers need to keep their commitment to education without loading too much debt onto the young people whose education it funds, U.S. Senator Mark Warner, D-Va., told Mary Baldwin College students Friday. |
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> | Senator Warner Stops in Staunton & Talks Budget, Sequestration He met with students from Mary Baldwin College, who peppered him with questions during an informal town hall. |
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> | Warner talks deficit and careers at Mary Baldwin Virginia U.S. Sen. Mark Warner offered Mary Baldwin College students an update on federal deficit reduction efforts and encouragement about their futures during a Friday visit. |
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> | How Debates Affect Political Advertising "Your worst nightmare as a politician is to have that sound-bite taken out context, or to have the wrong comment turn into the sound-bite that is the story for that day," said MBC Political Science Professor Laura Van Assendelft. |
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Featured Event |
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> | October 18 Murphy Deming College of Health Sciences Groundbreaking The event will begin at 2:30 p.m. at the site of the future graduate campus off of Goose Creek Road in Fishersville. Parking will not be available at the site, but shuttle service is available beginning at 1:30 p.m. from the parking lot behind the Business Building at Augusta Health (adjacent to North Campus Lane). |
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