A University of Virginia psychiatrist retained by the government, Dr. Gregory B. Saathoff, had concluded that Mr. Arbabsiar did not suffer from bipolar disorder or other mental illness that would have prevented him from knowingly consenting to questioning without a lawyer.
The late William Cutler “Buck” Cole III will be honored Friday and Saturday for his contributions to the Virginia Athletic Foundation at the University of Virginia.
The Roanoke Higher Education Center could potentially attract several thousand more adults to pursue a college degree if its members added more programs in math, science, health and other fields, a market study found. The higher ed center, which opened in 2000 in the old Norfolk and Western Railway headquarters, offers more than 200 college-level program from partner institutions that include Virginia Tech, the University of Virginia, Hollins University, Radford University, Roanoke College, and several other Virginia-based schools and organizations.
University of Virginia Law Professor Brandon Garrett said, "They know there was no witness really and if they want to make stuff up, they won't get caught."
University of Virginia Law Professor Brandon Garrett said, "They know there was no witness really and if they want to make stuff up, they won't get caught."
The University of Virginia Law School will host a conference on animal cruelty Friday afternoon. Since the Michael Vick case put a spotlight on Virginia’s laws governing treatment of animals, the Commonwealth has become a leader in preventing cruelty. Some things which used to be misdemeanors are now felonies, but UVA Law Professor Mimi Riley says many issues remain on the table.
The recent North American Menopause Society meeting revealed several new treatments that are going to give women a non-estrogen choice for treating hot flashes. This study was conducted by Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, a past president of NAMS and a Professor at the University of Virginia.
University of Virginia law professor Brandon Garrett said, "They know there was no witness really and if they want to make stuff up, they won't get caught."
Brandeis will celebrate the life and work of a scholar whose career spanned many decades, myriad disciplines and now encompasses more than 75 cubic feet of archived material. The late Lewis Feuer, known for the breadth of his scholarship, including work on the history of science and the sociology of ideas, and for his lifelong political activism, retired from the University of Virginia faculty.
Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia's Centre for Politics, said Clinton's series of interviews were clearly an effort to draw fire away from the White House.
Chris Sprigman, a law professor at the University of Virginia who opposes the fashion copyright proposal, thinks the novelist analogy proves the opposite point. "Since when does copyright ensure that a novelist—even a good one—gets to write a second novel? The market determines that," he told Ars in a phone interview.
Thanks to a University of Virginia law professor, Virginia now has a set of uniform guidelines covering admissible evidence. Until very recently, Virginia was one of only two states lacking a standard set of rules governing the admission of evidence.
University of Virginia Center for Politics analyst Kyle Kondik told Newsmax that Obama “was certainly stronger tonight than he was two weeks ago. ... It seems like Obama ‘won’ the debate, and the post-debate snap polls agreed – although this was not as dominate a showing as Mitt Romney had in Denver.”
The "America's Most Wanted" segment on the unsolved slaying of Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington is generating tips for investigators. Virginia State Police received at "six or seven" new tips after the show aired Friday, said police spokeswoman Corinne Geller.
“In order to do well, you have to be ultraresponsive to the audience and their questions,” said University of Virginia political scientist Larry Sabato.
One such expert is Bruce Greyson at the University of Virginia. In his 2010 paper, Implications of Near-Death Experiences for a Postmaterialist Psychology, Greyson also draws attention to accounts from Near-Death experiencers that they could see and hear things in the real world during their spell of brain incapacitation—for example, witnessing surgeons operating on them.
Dear Mr. Mathers, Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Ilya Shambat. My family came from Russia to America when I was 12. I went on a full scholarship to a private school and finished University of Virginia at age 18.
Bush’s conservative record in government gives him more “flexibility” to speak freely, said Larry Sabato, director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia. “He’s got a record that’s appealed to the base. That overrides any apostasy on the campaign trail.”
Even when a coupon isn't redeemed, it's still a marketable tool for your business. According to a study by researchers at the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business, coupons create awareness for a brand or retail, whether they're used by consumers or not.
"I got a lot of pushback in the beginning about, 'Who would want to buy someone else's wedding?'" says CEO Lauren Byrne, who is also an MBA student at the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business. As it turns out, there are plenty of people hoping to buy a pre-planned wedding. Byrne says the company currently has over 500 couples seeking to purchase a wedding, which far outweighs the number of weddings the Charlottesville, Va.-based company has to sell.