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RC Poll: Clinton tied with Carson and Rubio
November 19, 2015
In Virginia, likely Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is tied with Republican hopeful Ben Carson and statistically tied with Marco Rubio, but leads Donald Trump, Jeb Bush, Carly Fiorina, and Ted Cruz. Also, Virginians favor reinstating parole and other criminal justice reforms.
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Consumers plan to spend the same amount of money or more this holiday season, compared with other years.
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Roanoke marks history with celebrations, period costumes
November 17, 2015
On Nov. 17, Roanoke College celebrated its long history and its founder and first president, the Rev. David Bittle. Nov. 17 was Founders Day, which marked Bittle's 204th birthday.
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Roanoke Students in Paris are safe
November 14, 2015
Four students were in Paris when the attacks occurred but they are safe. One Roanoke student who is studying in Belgium comments on his decision to stay in Europe for the remainder of the semester, despite terrorist threats in the country.
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History exhibit open through December in new campus gallery space
November 12, 2015
"Journey Stories" is produced by Museum on Main Street, a program by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service which partners with state humanities councils to bring historical exhibitions to small towns.
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Children’s literature class fights for childhood literacy
November 11, 2015
Roanoke students are collecting books for the Books on Buses literacy program through December.
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Go International at President's Ball
November 10, 2015
"Around the World" is the theme of the ninth annual President's Ball on Saturday.
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Creative Writing student creates new poetic form
November 09, 2015
Invented by Emily Sierra Poertner, The Poertner is a syllabic poem of 10 lines in three stanzas, in which the number of syllables in each line is determined by the recipient's phone number.
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Ackley-Holbrook honored with Rising Star Award
November 06, 2015
The Health and Human Performance professor is the second Roanoke professor to win this award in three years.
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Students sleep in boxes for good cause
November 06, 2015
Shack Attack, Roanoke College's primary fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity, encourages teams of students to raise money by building shacks out of repurposed material and spending a night sleeping in them outside on campus.