December 7, 2011| News |
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> | Former College Trustee and Benefactor Dies When MBC President Pamela Fox first met Gordon Smyth she immediately recognized that he was a key advisor and he remained so in the years to come. |
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> | Grad Receives Award, Grant for Iditarod Project Mary Williams' project gives students a break from regular algebra studies and teaches them how to use free, web-based technology to capture their thoughts on the great Alaskan race. |
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> | Local TV News Bureau Moving to Campus Starting in early January, the Augusta County bureau of WHSV-TV3 will broadcast from the Mary Baldwin College campus, after signing a lease for space on the bottom floor of the Grafton Library. |
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> | Faculty Achievements The latest faculty accomplishments in the School of Social Sciences, Business, and Global Studies. |
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> | December 14 Paper Angels: A Book Signing Mary Baldwin's own Mail Services Coordinator Billy Coffey once again proves his talent as a teller of inspirational stories with the publishing of his second novel, Paper Angels. The MBC Bookstore is helping celebrate Coffey's success with a book signing at the Bookstore from 2 to 4 p.m. Hardcover versions of Paper Angels and Coffey's first book, Snow Day, will be available for purchase at a 30 percent discount to faculty and staff. Just in time for the holidays, the Bookstore will also double the normal faculty/staff discount (to 30 percent) on all MBC merchandise during the event. |
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