Not the first time they've been suspended, read about it in this Richmond Times Dispatch article.
And for a list on all suspended organizations, you can find them here: Student Organization Conduct Report - Student Conduct and Academic Integrity - Virginia Commonwealth University
Greetings RVA!
Be advised that weather permitting, around the 4 o'clock hour there will be a brief closure on Broad at Harrison after the conclusion of the VCU New Student Convocation being held at The Siegel Center. The parade will start on Harrison crossing Broad and will continue down Harrison where the Class of 2030 will turn left onto Floyd ending at the VCU Student Commons. Floyd will also be closed during that time until later in the evening. While the start time is scheduled at 4, it can be rather fluid as last year's actually started at 3:50 and I've seen it start as late as 4:30 in the past. It usually takes them about 5 minutes to cross at Broad.
Plan accordingly.
Photo 1: One of the members of GWAR waves hello to those watching him skate to the Main Street Grill at Main and 17th streets in 1986.
Photo 2: Dave Brockie portrayed Oderus Urungus in GWAR. Brockie died Sunday, March 23, 2014, at his Richmond home.
Photo 3: GWAR mainstays Chuck Vargas (left) and Hunter Jackson make room in the basement for the new studio bought with funds from their record deal with Master Records in 1990.
Photo 4: Fear of Richmond's "bloodthirsty" rock group GWAR led to sevearl canceled dates on the band's European tour. But the sensational press coverage only heightened the interest in "the new bad boys of rock."
Photo 5: Nightmare come true — perhaps GWAR's new recording contract with Metal Blade/Warner Bros. proves the prediction made by Mike "Beefcake the Mighty" Bishop several years ago: "GWAR will kind of rot the music industry from inside out — because it deserves it." The popular Richmond band also moved its complex operation into a larger studio last week.
Photo 6: Richmond's GWAR, known for its theatrical performance/art schtick, performs in 1987.
Photo 7: Splattered GWAR fans at Metro, 1991.
Photo 8: Richmond's shock-rock band GWAR has released a new album, "Scumdogs of the Universe," which is sure to generate controversy for its lyrics laced with obscenities.
Photo 9: Danielle Stampe, who sang and danced with GWAR in the band’s early days, responded to fans during a memorial for lead singer David Brockie at Hadad’s Lake. Brockie’s own costume was burned on a Viking-style boat. - Credit: ALEXA WELCH EDLUND
Photo 10: GWAR will perform at The National on Oct. 24.
Photo 11: [no text] - Credit: Mike Kropf
Here's a link to the article: GWAR: A look back
Enjoy!
According to the Richmond Times Dispatch, it looks like Goldman is up to his antics again as today he filed a petition for referendum in an effort to challenge Code Refresh.
Howdy fellow Bronica users, I've got a question for those that have bought diopters for their prism finders.
I have finally reached a point where I need multifocal lenses and don't wear my contacts as much anymore, so I'd like to buy the appropriate diopter for my SQ. I know the default diopter is -1.5 and my vision is -3.5, so would I need to go up one strength to -4.5 or does the -3.5 diopter already account for this?
I've searched several places and couldn't find a definitive answer which is why I am here now, and of course it isn't as clearcut as the diopter I got for my AE-III that I use on my ETRSi, because that only had one option with my strength: Minus (and boy did that take a while to track down). Thank Everybody!
Greetings RVA! We’re in our 2nd and final week where High School Graduations will be impacting traffic on Broad Street by VCU’s Stuart C. Siegel Center, as well as over by where Virginia Center Commons Mall used to be.
This week the City of Richmond Public Schools will be hosting their graduations at the Siegel Center at 10AM and 2:30PM from Tuesday the 26th to the 28th, and on Friday the 29th they will be hosting 3 ceremonies at the VCU Singleton Center located at Park and Harrison at 10AM, 1PM, and 4PM.
Additionally, the Maggie L Walker Governor's School will be hosting their graduation at the Altria Theater at 6PM on Wednesday the 27th.
Also this week, Henrico County Public Schools will be hosting their graduation ceremonies at the Henrico Sports & Events Center over where Virginia Center Commons Mall used to be and will be hosting them at 10:30AM, 3PM, and 7:30PM on the 27th to 29th, so expect traffic to be heavy on those days on Route 1.
The doors generally open 1 hour before each ceremony, so expect pedestrian and vehicular traffic to be heavy before and after each ceremony as families celebrate their graduating seniors.
Plan accordingly.
This week Chesterfield County Public Schools will be holding their graduations with one on the 18th at 3PM, and two each day from the 19th to 22nd at 9:30AM and 2PM.
The City of Richmond Public Schools will also be having their graduations at the Siegel Center next week at 10AM and 2:30PM from the 26th to 28th, and on Friday the 29th they will be hosting 3 ceremonies at the VCU Singleton Center located at Park and Harrison at 10AM, 1PM, and 4PM.
Additionally the Maggie L Walker Governor's School will be hosting their graduation at the Altria Theater at 6PM on the 27th.
Henrico County Public Schools will be hosting the bulk of their graduation ceremonies at the Henrico Sports & Events Center over where Virginia Center Commons Mall used to be and will be hosting them there next week at 10:30AM, 3PM, and 7:30PM on the 27th to 29th, so expect traffic to be heavy on those days on Route 1.
The doors generally open 1 hour before each ceremony, so expect pedestrian and vehicular traffic to be heavy before and after each ceremony as families celebrate their graduating seniors.
Plan accordingly.