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• Turner Place to offer campus dining experience designed by students February 23, 2012
  The new dining center will open in August and will feature Japanese steakhouse fare and fresh sushi, southern dishes, authentic gelato, the first Jamba Juice in Virginia, and more among its eight venues.
• First projects certified by SITES national rating system for sustainable landscapes February 23, 2012
  Assistant Professor Susan D. Day helped develop the soil restoration criteria for the Sustainable Sites Initiative (SITES), the nation's most comprehensive system for rating the sustainable design, construction, and maintenance of built landscapes.
• Sustainable development entrepreneur comes to the Lyric Theatre February 23, 2012
  Community Voices will kickoff its spring 2012 series with a talk by local entrepreneur, Woody Crenshaw, on Tuesday Feb. 28, at 7 p.m. at the Lyric Theatre.   
• Veterinary college's Annual Open House to be held March 31 February 22, 2012
  Visitors will have the opportunity to take guided tours of the 225,000-square-foot complex, watch a police dog demonstration, see how tiny cameras take veterinarians inside dogs and cats, and learn about opportunities in food animal medicine, among other topics.
• Extension faculty members capture national, regional awards February 22, 2012
  Virginia Cooperative Extension faculty members in the College of Natural Resources and Environment recently took home a number of national and regional award.
• Michael Cannon named manager of industrial hygiene services February 22, 2012
  Michael Cannon brings more than 33 years experience as an occupational health and safety consultant.
• Study targets middle schoolers who have excessive worry and who are tough to manage February 22, 2012
  The Child Study Center at Virginia Tech is seeking middle-school-age children and their families to participate in a new research project.

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