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Revision as of 14:23, 20 July 2017
- Aftermath of Robert Jordan's Passing, by Kitan Tataru
- A Day in the Life of Jaim Gaidin, Captain of Recruits, by Aleita Taviah
- A Day in the Life of Valadilene Sedai, Mistress of Accepted, by Aleita Taviah
- Cross Country Exodus, by Mirandha t'Bayana
- Everybody loves Dralyn, by Aleita Taviah
- Everybody Loves Alena Sedai, by Aleita Taviah
- Greek Gods and Ajahs, by D`Ran al'Fir
- If You Were a Recruit for a Day, by Aleita Taviah
- MDD Archive - Learn to Take a Hit, by Sela Narian/Darim Pelegro
- Mythbuster: The Blue Ajah, by Estella Sharina Agadis
- Where in the World is Kyla Sandiego? - France, by Kyla Sterling
- Article on Voluntary Demotions, by Adriana al'Tere
- Mirandha's Got Issues - No Such Thing as Sedais, by Mirandha t'Bayana
- Vicious Lies: Changing of the Guard: From Karalyne to Mirandha, by Anonymous
- Vicious Lies: On Snakes in Paradise, by Anonymous
- Editor's Note
Well, our biggest news is that we've changed our site! After an intermission where we switched things over, we are now ready to release the database. Thanks go to all the members of the Tar Valon Times staff, especially our Publications Staff Manager, Mirandha t'Bayana. Thanks also must go to the stellar archivists who have been working on the archives for the past few months. It's thanks to them that we'll be able to find all the Tar Valon Times that have ever been released, in a searchable, tagged database. We really believe that this will bring the Tar Valon Times to a new level of organization, with archives that are easily accessed.
Also, if you register an account on the Times website, you'll be able to leave comments on the individual articles. In addition, you can access the rss feed on the side, and have the Tar Valon Times sent to your personal feed reader whenever it is released.
We're really excited about these new features, and we hope you'll enjoy them.
-Sela Narian, Director of Communications
