Archive for February 8th, 2010

A pint for Jefferson

Fraternity members may suffer from a stigma that they serve run-of-the-mill beer, but Armand Cognetta, a fourth-year College student and Sigma Nu fraternity brother, may …

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A shrimp in spaghetti

This title may seem a tad bizarre, even silly, but it is how I describe myself. Ridiculous as this extended metaphor is, it nevertheless assisted …

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Black pearls and traffic lights: second semester’s new beginnings

All the Christmas trees have been taken down and the last of the New Year’s confetti has been swept away. Winter Break has reached its …

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New housing data refines census’ reach

Following three months of research, University demographers from the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service have added and corrected information about Virginia addresses for the …

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Employees exceed campaign donation goal

University employees have raised $932,000 in donations toward the 2009 Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign, a statewide fundraiser for local charities. The 2009 total surpassed the …

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Ne-SIS-ary Evil

The $47 million Student Information System was implemented at the University nearly a year ago to streamline student information and to improve the course registration …

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Cavaliers falter in narrow home loss

Despite the frigid temperatures and falling snow, John Paul Jones Arena hosted a heated thriller Saturday afternoon, as Wake Forest handed the Cavaliers their second …

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Home

It was a test. A test of Virginia’s ability to compete with the elite teams in the ACC. To determine which version of the pack-line …

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New recruits fortify roster for London

Holding onto old recruits can be worrisome for schools undergoing a coaching change. And so when Mike London signed on as Virginia’s new head coach, …

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Cavs break 63-match streak with ‘Cats loss

The No. 2 Virginia men’s tennis team fell to No. 14 Kentucky 4-3 in Lexington Saturday, ending the program’s 63-match regular season winning streak that …

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