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Daily Archives: July 18, 2008
Recruiting | Hokies Land Two Recruits
The Roanoke Times reported today that the Hokies got two verbal commitments today; Jerrell Eddie, a 6-6, 210 pound swingman from Charlotte, N.C., and Cadairian Raines, a 6-8, 233-pound post player. Eddie is a rising junior and a 2010 target, while Raines is a rising senior and figures to join the 2009 class. Continue reading
All-ACC Academic Women’s Lacrosse Team announced
Four Hokies named to team Continue reading
Hokies land RB Wilson from GW – roanoke.com
The rising senior ranks among the top-five football players in the state going into the fall.
David Wilson, a nationally ranked track-and-field performer and an elite running back at Danville’s George Washington High School has become the most prominent 2009 Virginia football prospect to commit to Virginia Tech.
Reports: Tide unlikely to agree to season-opener with Tech | PilotOnline.com
Weaver said he’s still hopeful that if Tech doesn’t play Alabama, the Hokies will face another SEC opponent “that we would be comfortable with.” Weaver declined to name other teams, but said it would be fair to say a top 25-caliber program fits the bill. Continue reading
Rivals.com’s No. 4 Athlete Commits to the Hokies
The Hokies got some great news today when George Washington running back David Wilson committed to the Hokies’ 2009 recruiting class. Wilson is a nationally ranked track athlete and a star RB for George Washington High School in Danville, Va. He is now the highest profile recruit in Virginia Tech’s ‘09 class.
Wilson is 5′ 11″, [...] Continue reading
Ninth Annual Milka Bliznakov Prize call for submissions
The International Archive of Women in Architecture (IAWA) center, in Virginia Tech’s College of Architecture and Urban Studies, invites architects, scholars, and researchers to honor the International Archive of Women in Architecture founder and Virginia Tech emerita faculty member Milka Bliznakov through their research on women in architecture and related design fields. Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Newsfeed, urban studies
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Washington Street to close to thru traffic July 28 through Aug. 15
Washington Street will be closed to thru traffic from July 28 – August 15 to support utility work for the new Basketball Practice Facility. The road will be closed from Kent Street to Spring Road and there will be no parking allowed within this section. The intersection of Spring Road and Washington Street will remain open as well as the intersection at Kent Street. Access to the YMCA building will remain open during this time.
A map of the affected area can be found at http://www.facilities.vt.edu/documents/ot/Washington_St_July_28.pdf.
Blacksburg Transit will adopt a modified schedule and route. For details see the Blacksburg Transit website at www.btransit.org.
Please contact Mike Dunn at (540) 231-7641 if you have any questions.
