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bikerlovertexas · 1 year
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“Only surviving gravestone from the burying ground at New Castle, Eighteenth Century tobacco port on the Pamunkey River near this place. Removed from eroding riverbank during the 1940s by Haddon Christopher Alexander.” The stone is in the cemetery at Immanuel Episcopal Church, in Old Church (Hanover County), Virginia.
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This is disgusting. These students don't know what they are doing and exactly what they are standing for .
It's all a trend . They want to be part of it not caring just how Evil the trend is .
So sad and delusional 😞.
They are so lost !!!!
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eopederson · 20 days
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Famous physicians, above entrance door to old Medical College of Virginia Hospital, Richmond, 2015.
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spell-bloom · 4 days
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DON’T FORGET ABOUT VCU
Richmond police assaulted peaceful students at VCU on Monday April 29th, 2024. The students were granted permission by the university to protest. The protest officially started at 5PM EST outside of the Cabell Library, but several students started as early as 8 AM. They called it the Palestine Liberation Zone. Hundreds of VCU students attended.
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The protesters' list of demands from VCU. They were not going to leave until the University acquiesced.
At 8:30 PM EST, Richmond police arrived at the protest in full riot gear. The pallets you see were brought in by the students to protect the tents, and themselves, from police. The University called in the police.
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At 9PM, the police were armed with riot shields and formed a wall against the students. Students used pallets, signs, and themselves to press back against officers. Some flung empty water bottles against them. One of the officers used pepper spray against the students. You can see several students in the windows in the library.
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Another officer pepper spraying students and setting off a tear gas canister.
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RPD are claiming that they did not use tear gas.
The police retreated and the students heckle and cheer in victory.
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By 9:12 PM, the students were locked inside the library by police for their safety and to prevent any chemicals from entering the building. Here is a video from a student's POV inside of the Cabell Library.
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A student being arrested.
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Sanitation workers take away tents and anything that was left behind. Laptops, books and other school materials were thrown away in a dumpster or were destroyed. Several students say that officers were snacking on the food that was left behind.
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Past midnight, the organizers told the students to go home. The students in the library were officially let go after 4 hours of being stuck there. 13 arrests were made.
This is the University's response:
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Is VCU providing safety to students in the form of riot police, pepper spray and tear gas? Almost all of the protesters were students of VCU, with maybe a handful of non-students joining in, according to a student who attends there. If the campus did not want disruption, they should not have given the green light to students protesting peacefully against genocide.
Here are several videos of the students being 'violent'
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Sources: linked on twitter and a friend who attends VCU If any students or witnesses want to give more information, please feel free to comment or contact so I can update the post.
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hack-saw2004 · 5 days
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JUST NOW: cops and state troopers retreating after raiding virginia commonwealth university's gaza solidarity encampment pepper sprayed one of their own 💀💀
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trb752 · 2 years
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West Hospital, Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center, Richmond, Virginia, USA
Dedicated in 1940
It is a 17-story tower designed by Baskervil and Sons and commissioned by the Public Works Administration.
The grill depicts some of the major milestones in medical history.
Photo by Summer Field Images
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Student discovers 3D printable ink that 'everyone was looking for,' says physics professor
Finding a 3D printable ink that conducts electricity, yet is strong, flexible and stretchable, has been a goal of materials scientists around the world since 3D printing began, says Daeha Joung, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the Department of Physics at Virginia Commonwealth University's College of Humanities and Sciences.
So last year, when Andy Shar came into his lab eager to look for the solution, Joung was apprehensive but gave Shar a chance. And he is grateful he did.
"I was trying to find that ink myself," Joung said. "But somehow, Andy discovered the recipe."
The discovery has opened up new opportunities for Shar, now a sophomore majoring in biology in the College of Humanities and Sciences and minoring in religious studies in the School of World Studies. He has been working with Joung and his research team through the VCU Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program.
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themassespress · 4 days
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Dispatches From a Lost Commune: The VCU Liberated Zone
By Comrade Jeb | RMC DMV Smashed hands, burning skin, and a wall of riot shields eager to suck in any isolated militant they could get their bloody hands on. VCUPD, RPD, and Youngkin’s gun thugs the Virginia State Pigs rioted at a peaceful protest of ~100 students, faculty, and community members against the genocidal occupation of Palestine. They brutalized us, but we gave no easy victories. We…
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bumblebeeappletree · 2 years
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'It’s up to our generation to … make this impact' — Young people across the U.S. are taking matters into their own hands to hold legislators accountable for actions they say contribute to a worsening climate crisis.
Climate change has been a looming threat for decades, and despite efforts to address the problem, there is still a lot of work to be done. Young people across the country are taking matters into their own hands and fighting to hold legislators accountable.
In February of 2022, 13 Virginia residents, ranging in age from 10 to 19, sued their state in a case called Layla H. v. Commonwealth of Virginia. The residents argue that by providing permits for fossil fuel infrastructure historically and through the present day, the state has violated their constitutional rights and put their health at risk.
On September 16, the case was dismissed by Richmond Circuit Court Judge Clarence N. Jenkins. The plaintiffs plan to appeal the decision. Their attorney is concerned about the precedent the judge's ruling will have on other lawsuits holding government policy accountable.
Claudia Sachs was one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuits. She feels it would be unsafe for her to bring children into the world in the future because they might experience the worst potential effects of the climate crisis. Though many of the plaintiffs in the case are too young to vote, they are finding other ways to help make the world a better, more livable place for future generations.
For more environmental issues and U.S. politics, subscribe to @NowThis News and @NowThis Earth
#ClimateChange #Activism #Leadership #Politics #News #NowThis
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bikerlovertexas · 1 year
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markherri · 7 months
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Lets be friend
Every human has a positive role to play in your life only if you let them do that
I will try my best to give out the best if you let me in.....
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fcfvafeed · 8 months
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Get Paid to Walk in Virginia: Introducing the COIN App!
We all move around throughout the day, and with the COIN app, you can capitalize on that movement. As a beginner, you can earn up to $50 weekly just by doing what you're already doing - walking!
Walking is something we all do, whether it’s a stroll around Virginia State University, a quick dash to a class at Virginia Commonwealth University, or just moving around our beautiful cities of Richmond, Petersburg, Hopewell, and Colonial Heights. But what if you could get paid for every step you take? Introducing the COIN app, where your daily movements can earn you real money! Get Paid To…
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m-c-easton · 1 year
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Submission Spotlight: Blackbird
A lot of literary journals have closed until fall. This gives us months to dust off old stories and see if we can whisk them up into something tasty. When that happens, the online journal Blackbird is a great place to send stuff. #writing #publishing
Okay, so the bad news is that a lot of literary magazines have closed their doors until fall. The good news? You’ve got a few months to pull up that piece you’d given up on, dust it off, and see what you can make of it. If it fluffs up into something pretty tasty, Blackbird might be the literary magazine for you. Since 2001 (or 2002—different places on their website name different founding…
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bongaboi · 1 year
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Virginia Commonwealth: 2022-23 Atlantic 10 Men's Basketball Champions
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NEW YORK (AP) — Jalen DeLoach had 13 points and 10 rebounds, and top-seeded VCU beat second-seeded Dayton 68-56 on Sunday to win the Atlantic 10 Tournament for the first time in eight years.
Ace Baldwin added 16 points and seven assists, sending the Rams (27-7) to the NCAA Tournament with a nine-game winning streak and a title that has often alluded them during an otherwise impressive run of consistency.
VCU had played in the A-10 final six times from 2013-21, winning just once in 2015 when it beat Dayton.
DaRon Holmes II tried to carry the Flyers (22-12) to their first A-10 title since 2003 and first NCAA bid in six years. Holmes had 28 points and 16 rebounds, but didn't get enough help in the second half. The 6-foot-10 sophomore was named the tournament's most outstanding player, averaging 22 points in three games at Barclays Center.
The Rams and Flyers split two regular-season games, decided by a total of three points. The rubber match was more of the same.
The Flyers bolted to a 10-point lead early in the second half, but Baldwin tied it at 47 with a 3 with 11:50 left in the second half and the Rams slowly edged away from there.
VCU converted three straight second-chance opportunities into seven points in the final 3 1/2 minutes, with DeLoach's work on the offensive glass spurring the effort. Brandon Johns muscled in a layup that gave the Rams a 65-56 lead with 1:57 left.
A day after Dayton's Toumani Camara went 12 for 13 from the floor in the semifinals against Fordham, he got into foul trouble and went scoreless in the first half against VCU. He fouled out with six points and six rebounds.
The 6-9 Mustapha Amzil stepped up to pair with Holmes to wear out the Rams inside. The two bigs combined to shoot 10 for 14 from the floor and score 29 points as Dayton took a 36-30 lead at halftime.
BIG PICTURE
The Atlantic 10 is all but certain to be a one-bid league in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2005.
Typically one of the strongest mid-major conferences, the A-10 put six teams in the NCAA field in 2014 to cap a run of three years in which it had a total of 15 bids.
Dayton was 28-2 and on its way to being one of the top seeds in the 2020 NCAA Tournament before March Madness was cancelled by the pandemic.
But the conference has slipped over the past couple of seasons, putting only two teams in the NCAAs the last two seasons. And last season the A-10 needed a championship game upset by Richmond over Davidson to get that second team in via its automatic bid.
UP NEXT
Dayton: The Flyers haven't been in the NCAA Tournament since a run of four straight appearances from 2014-17. They'll hope for an NIT bid.
VCU: The Rams are back in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2021 and 10th time since 2011.
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