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"I'm trying to give [students] the tools to understand how they can be effective in making change in the world around them."--Amy A. Quark
In the telling of “Navigating Life’s Roadways” Deborah L. Parker, a native of Waverly Virginia, invites you to share her storied travelogue filled with “Insight from My Odyssey and Inspiration for Your Journey”.
For the faithful of every creed, the beginning of marriage is a religious and spiritual event. But what about when the marriage ends?
Last Friday, the General Assembly elected Virginia Court of Appeals Judge Elizabeth A. McClanahan ’81 to the Supreme Court of Virginia.
Sociology
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"I'm trying to give [students] the tools to understand how they can be effective in making change in the world around them."--Amy A. QuarkDeborah Parker '77 Virginia Native Lauches Message of Inspiration for the Roadways of Life
In the telling of “Navigating Life’s Roadways” Deborah L. Parker, a native of Waverly Virginia, invites you to share her storied travelogue filled with “Insight from My Odyssey and Inspiration for Your Journey”.Untying the knot: Jenkins on 'Sacred Divorce'
For the faithful of every creed, the beginning of marriage is a religious and spiritual event. But what about when the marriage ends?W&M alumna elected to Virginia Supreme Court
Last Friday, the General Assembly elected Virginia Court of Appeals Judge Elizabeth A. McClanahan ’81 to the Supreme Court of Virginia. 
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