Photo by Emily Hulen
Crime rates lower, safety issues arise
Despite a significant decrease in the number of reported crimes from 2004 to 2005, Lexington police say the city is not necessarily a safer place.
Negative political ads
leave Lexington residents unimpressed
Residents say that negative campaigns reflect
poorly on candidates and decrease their confidence in election
integrity.
New study: High school
stress increasing anxiety and depression among teens
Local high school students are not
immune to the pressures of school and teen life.
Voting
essentials
Producer Sarah Bloom's video blog: make an informed voting decision
Editorial: mudslinging in the VA Senate race
Editorial: Webb's campaign tactics
Absentee voting: how voting-savvy are W&L students?
Local business closing doors after 60
years
New BV development coordinator to bring change
Female perspective on VMI's Ring Figure
W&L to build Jewish Life Center
Also, watch interview with campus Hillel director
Produced by Washington and Lee journalism students.
Lead supervisor: Prof. Claudette Artwick
Reporting supervisor: Prof. Doug Cumming
Technical supervisor: Michael Todd