Monticello: Preserving America’s Historic Plants
One of the great things about podcasting here in Charlottesville is the wide variety of podcasts available. Monticello has also gotten in the game, and has sponsored Sean Tubbs to…[...]
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One of the great things about podcasting here in Charlottesville is the wide variety of podcasts available. Monticello has also gotten in the game, and has sponsored Sean Tubbs to…[...]
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The Charlottesville Waldorf School announced plans this week to become the "greenest school in America." Here's a bit from the press release. It will feature a completely integrated "green" design…[...]
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The 2005 class of Sorensen's college leaders program For over a dozen years, the Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership has been training would-be politicians and government officials the ins and…[...]
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Interview with Peggy Cornett, Director of Monticello's Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants, on the effort to preserve and cultivate America's historic plants[...]
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Could this be the year that the Democratic party can beat Virgil Goode in the Fifth Congressional District? He was elected to the seat twice as a Democrat before becoming…[...]
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Are we in any more danger from annihilation if Iran continues to develop nuclear energy? On this installment of WNRN's Sunday Morning Wake-Up Call, Rick Moore speaks with U.Va Professor…[...]
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Today's classroom is filled with computers, and technology-assisted instruction is an excellent way to help students quickly learn important concepts. That's the general topic of discussion at the Virginia Piedmont…[...]
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Are you thinking of starting a small business? If so, have you considered what form of company will best serve your needs? That's the subject of the January meeting of…[...]
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Charlottesville Tomorrow's latest podcast is from an Albemarle County Board of Supervisors meeting from January 11, from "an afternoon worksession to review the entire community development process." To read more,…[...]
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Emergency contraception was invented in the 1960's to prevent victims of sexual assault from becoming pregnant, but has still not been made available to consumers on an over the counter…[...]
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The Virginia General Assembly convenes tomorrow for a new session, and this year, there will be seventeen new faces in the House of Delegates. One of them is David Toscano,…[...]
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What role should students play in running the schools they attend? Should they be able to go to school and not have teachers? That's the topic on this week's edition…[...]
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