Xavier V. Palathingal, a McLean High School graduate from Falls Church, has been awarded a corporate-sponsored National Merit Scholarship.
Palathingal was awarded the Science Applications International Corporation scholarship, available for children of for children of SAIC employees.
Palathingal plans to pursue a career in medicine.
By Barbara Lipsky Communications Co-Chair Falls Church League of Women Voters Early voting in this fall’s general election begins on
Notwithstanding the failure by The Washington Post to have a single word about the election even in the relegated-to-behind-sports-and-style Metro
“What Does Voting Mean To You?” This question is posed to the public at a voting rights exhibit (“From Barriers
The Department of War? Really? The man who covets the Nobel Peace Prize, who calls himself the “peace” president, who
Washington Post columnist Megan McArdle deserves high praise for her courageous column in her paper’s Sept. 2 edition entitled, “The
A massive weekend of public events is upon the City of Falls Church with two of its most popular events
By Barbara Lipsky Communications Co-Chair Falls Church League of Women Voters Early voting in this fall’s general election begins on September 19. Are you ready? Have you registered to vote
Notwithstanding the failure by The Washington Post to have a single word about the election even in the relegated-to-behind-sports-and-style Metro section of its Wednesday edition (the outcome, a huge blowout,
“What Does Voting Mean To You?” This question is posed to the public at a voting rights exhibit (“From Barriers to Ballots”) at Arlington’s Central Library. The exhibit provides an
The Department of War? Really? The man who covets the Nobel Peace Prize, who calls himself the “peace” president, who says he “wants to stop all wars,” unilaterally changed the
