Late November can certainly be a daunting time for University students. With papers abounding and final exams looming, Thanksgiving Break can seem but a short reprieve from the madness. In fact, the half-week break may be the only time third-year Commerce students are able to shower between Halloween and Christmas. Nevertheless, as individuals privileged enough to attend one of the top public schools in the country, the managing board has found at least a few things to be thankful for this Thanksgiving season.
Good things come in fours: After last year's less-than-stellar 3-9 campaign, the Virginia football team under new coach Mike London is already 33.3 percent better with four wins on the season. That victory tally likely will not change Saturday afternoon
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