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- noun A student, alumnus, or supporter of Virginia Tech/V.P.I. (University), Blacksburg,
Virginia . - noun The
mascot of Virginia Tech/V.P.I. (University), Blacksburg,Virginia .
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If he averages 7.4 again, he will become just the fourth player in Hokie history to top the 1,000 rebound mark.
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If he averages 7.4 again, he will become just the fourth player in Hokie history to top the 1,000 rebound mark.
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Schaub completed 12-of-23 passes for just 43 yards and threw an interception in Hokie territory late in the third quarter.
NCAA Division I College Football - Virginia vs. Virginia Tech 2002
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Schaub completed 12-of-23 passes for just 43 yards and threw an interception in Hokie territory late in the third quarter.
NCAA Division I College Football - Virginia vs. Virginia Tech 2002
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One other note on how you can help: The university has set up what it's calling the Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund.
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They now do have a donations area, and it's called the Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund.
free technopeasant fiction: watersnake, firesnake jlundberg 2007
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But on the Blacksburg campus, Virginia Tech alumni organized what they're calling Hokie Hope Day.
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The university has set up what it's calling the Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund.
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A Hokie is a made up term, therefore throwing the word bird after that made up word does not make it a great mascot.
Our local idol, Bucky. Ann Althouse 2005
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People interviewed for the article included the event coordinator, a rep for the Advisory Council for Environmental Sustainability, a rep for something called Hokie Spokes, an environmentally friendly bike shop, a rep for Young Democrats, a rep for the Hybrid Electric Vehicle Team, and a representative from the Earth Sustainability Pilot Course.
From On High 2005
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