In yesterday's article, "City defers $21M bond over Beta House concerns," the quote "ties to the past" was misattributed to Prof. Daniel Blustone. The quote was actually from an e-mail that Garth Anderson, vice-chair of the Albemarle County Historic Preservation Committee, sent to the County Board.
A photo caption for Wednesday's article, "Experts square off in troop surge debate," incorrectly stated that the event was aired on "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer." In fact, MacNeil/Lehrer Productions was a co-sponsor of the debate and the debate was broadcast on PBS stations.
The Cavalier Daily regrets these errors.
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By Cecilia Mould and Lauren Seeliger | YesterdayAn engagement letter between the Virginia attorney general’s office and Wilkinson Stekloff law firm, obtained by The Cavalier Daily from an anonymous source, confirms that the firm was retained to represent the Board in the days leading to Ryan's resignation.
Deeds requested a range of records. Here’s what he actually got.
By Nicolas Biernacki | 3 days agoDeeds acknowledged that the University’s FOIA release did not include all of the materials that he requested.
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