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​By the numbers

Ahead of spring break, the Managing Board recounts some notable numbers from the start of the semester

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30.8: Percentage of the student body who voted in student elections this year

25: Percentage of the student body who voted in last year’s elections

2,747.71: Number of University dollars spent on student elections

84.26: Percentage of students voting who voted to pass the first Honor referendum

64.95: Percentage of students voting who voted to pass the second Honor referendum

51.19: Percentage of students voting who voted to pass the third Honor referendum

0: Students elected to the Honor Committee who publicly advocated for the Honor referenda

13: Number of Honor trials in 2014

2: Number of guilty verdicts in those Honor trials

12: Number of points by which the men’s basketball team beat the Virginia Tech Hokies Saturday

443: Number of letters written on behalf of former Gov. Bob McDonnell pushing for a lenient sentence — including one from University President Teresa Sullivan

3: Number of emails from Chief of University Police Michael A. Gibson to the student body reporting alleged sexual assaults since the semester started

6: Percentage of African-American students at the University in 2014

12: Percentage of African-American students at the University in 1991

251: Number of applications received by the Lawn Selection Committee

47: Number of offers of residency to students who applied to live on the Lawn

0: Number of African-American students selected to live on the Lawn next year

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