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Now that Ed Ayers has begun his new job as president of the University of Richmond, UVA president John Casteen has announced that Slavic languages specialist Karen Ryan– the associate dean for the arts, humanities, and social sciences– has been named interim dean of the College, the post formerly held by Ayers.
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Now that Ed Ayers has begun his new job as president of the University of Richmond, UVA president John Casteen has announced that Slavic languages specialist Karen Ryan– the associate dean for the arts, humanities, and social sciences– has been named interim dean of the College, the post formerly held by Ayers.
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A Virginia-based forest conservation group announces it will seek a new leader. Like the current 500-Year Forest Foundation boss, Ted Harris of Lynchburg, the new More… (1)
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The Newsplex reports that 47-year-old Samuel Murray of Charlottesville went into the Papa Johns on Ivy Road last month to fill out a job application, then stole a tip jar with $57.55 on his way out, a heist caught on the store’s surveillance camera. Charlottesville Police Lt. Gary Pleasants said there was “not much investigation to do.” (0)
