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THE UVA MAGAZINE | uvamagazine.org SUMMER 2018 GRIT& GRACE OUR EXIT INTERVIEW WITH TERESA A. SULLIVAN CORE EXERCISE The College’s curriculum experiment FLORAL HISTORY Join us on a Gardens tour PUBLISHED BY THE UVA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Innovative PRESENTING OUR GRANTS: SCIENCE DELIVERED TRANSFERmational Student Organization PROJECT Impact Across Student Organization UVA FINANCIAL EDUCATION AND VIRGINIA WOMEN’S Grounds WELLNESS PROGRAM CHORUS BICENTENNIAL Student Financial Services COMMISSION Since 2006, the Je erson Trust has Student Organization provided more than $7 million to UVASWO PARTNERSHIP support 179 innovative new projects FOR RANGELAND WORDS ON PAPER: ECOLOGY RESEARCH ART TO ENGAGE at the University of Virginia. 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The only covered bridge in Albemarle saltwater pool with pool house, center-aisle barn, County welcomes visitors at the entrance. Every inch in pristine condition. MLS# 558099 regulation dressage arena, & multiple paddocks with run-in sheds. Every inch is turn-key. MLS# 556651 MANICURED 120 ACRES 5 MINS TO TOWN MERIWETHER LEWIS DISTRICT WALK TO UVA FROM A CITY ESTATE 515 ROCKS FARM DRIVE • $1,570,000 Not previously on the market, this distinguished Baird Snyder-constructed brick home offers Blue Ridge views in a coveted, close-in, Western Albemarle location minutes from schools, conveniences and the vibrant Downtown area. Understated yet sophisticated interior design includes stone, tile, wallpaper & paint color selections by Foxchase Design. Screened porch off the family room and 1st floor master suite overlooks private garden & lawn.
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