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Virginia Issues & Answers is a public policy forum published semi-annually
by the Office of University Relations, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University, as an outreach service of the university.

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Spring 00: Volume 7, Number 1 Healthy Indoor Air for Virginia's Homes The chip mill conflict: A wake-up call for a comprehensive Virginia forest policy? Sprawl in Virginia: Is Dillon the villain? The Standards of Learning (SOL) Reform: Real consequences require real tests Saving time and money: Coordinating state and local vehicle requirements A new model for higher education	Spring 01: Volume 7, Number 2 Virginia's College Students: Reversing alcohol and other drug abuse problems The IT workforce challenge: Can Virginia find solutions? The Digital Dominion's Digital Divide Performance funding in Virginia's higher education The Standards of Learning work because the tests count
Winter 02: Volume 8, Number 1 Wiring all of Virginia Genetically modified fish and shellfish: Food for thought Cultural diversity and qualilty education: How the twain do meet State support and the funding gap in higher education A reality check on smart growth in Virginia	Spring 02: Volume 8, Number 2 Reforming Virginia's constitution New clean water challenges Virginia's Indian nations: Policy issues and solutions for future generations Drugs, alcohol, and youth: Strategies to make a difference Homeland security: The emerging policy challenge
Fall 02: Volume 9, Number 1 Tax reform: Saving Virginia's economy and easing regressiveness Virginia's fiscal crisis: A tale of politics Education and human services: Putting the squeeze on municipalities Tax restructuring in Virginia's counties: The time has come

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