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The CN will invite registered alumni to the annual Alumni & Friends Reception at Washington, D.C.’s University Club each June. We’ll also notify alumni of any CN events happening in their localities.
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Virginia Gentleman by Michael Warren, National Review Several prints of war paintings hang in the law offices of Virginia state senator Ken Cuccinelli, but the most prominent is titled Sons of Erin: It shows a brigade of Irish-born Union soldiers charging into the Battle of Antietam — or Sharpsburg, as it’s known in Dixie.
Cuts Worry State Health Chief by Ray Martin, Raleigh News & Observer Deep state budget cuts could strip crucial resources from public health agencies and hospitals just in time for the expected arrival of a potentially nastier version of the H1N1 flu virus this fall, North Carolina's public health chief warned Thursday.
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Intern & Fellow Clips
Virginia Gentleman by Michael Warren, National Review Several prints of war paintings hang in the law offices of Virginia state senator Ken Cuccinelli, but the most prominent is titled Sons of Erin: It shows a brigade of Irish-born Union soldiers charging into the Battle of Antietam — or Sharpsburg, as it’s known in Dixie.
Cuts Worry State Health Chief by Ray Martin, Raleigh News & Observer Deep state budget cuts could strip crucial resources from public health agencies and hospitals just in time for the expected arrival of a potentially nastier version of the H1N1 flu virus this fall, North Carolina's public health chief warned Thursday.