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(05/17/03 4:00am)
FOR A LONG time now I've wondered what it is going to look like when I head up to the top step of the Rotunda and set off on my last walk down the Lawn as an undergraduate. I'm somewhat of a worrisome person by nature, and so I've already pictured the entire event in my head a hundred times over. Hopefully it'll be like some cheesy '80s movie ending where all the pieces suddenly fall into place and I'm not left with anymore questions or uncertainties.
(01/22/03 5:00am)
Almost a month after its controversial performance during half time of the Continental Tire Bowl, the future of the Virginia Pep Band remains sure.
(12/04/02 5:00am)
Wayne Russell is a man not easily shaken from the task at hand. Even as a naked student on a bicycle rode down the center of the Lawn on a chilly late afternoon, Russell gave the incident little more than a shake of his head as he went about his work.
(11/20/02 5:00am)
Although her establishment sits on a road named Water Street across from the Downtown Mall, Alice Kim, owner and manager of Oxo restaurant, has, like all Charlottesville restaurateurs, seen the resource for which her street is named become a precious and limited commodity in the past two months.
(09/11/02 4:00am)
For more than three decades, a small number of University students annually find reprieve from their college monetary woes by locking themselves in a hotel room and blowing their nose for dollars.
(08/28/02 4:00am)
Across the University, students are getting that feeling in the pit of their stomachs that somehow brings to mind the final agonizing days of an adolescent Christmas season. And even though they've been in town for less than a week, first-year students have begun to speak his name in tones of wonder.
(08/26/02 4:00am)
In the onslaught of pre-class parties, first-year debauchery and general rowdiness that defines late August at the University, the world of American politics gradually has become a dull afterthought in the minds of University students.
(07/22/02 4:00am)
I think it was the fourth cup of coffee that finally gave me the courage to introduce myself. For the past 45 minutes I had been sitting on my broken bar stool - waiting, hoping some- one else would make the first move. But, after downing the last drop of my unusually strong coffee, I finally had realized that if anything was going to happen, I'd have to start it myself.
(04/10/02 4:00am)
As hundreds of potential first years stroll Grounds this week and next, many will decide whether to come to the University based on the taste of the dinning hall food or the cleanliness of the dorm room they happen to visit. Yet, in the excitement of the non-stop activities of the Days on the Lawn recruitment effort, the vast majority of these potential first years do not realize that the University is undergoing a period of vast change and that their college experience will greatly differ from that of current fourth years now cherishing their last few weeks at Mr. Jefferson's University.
(03/20/02 5:00am)
Due in part to an alarming rise in the illicit usage of the painkiller drug OxyContin, the Virginia General Assembly passed legislation earlier this month which will require the Director of the Department of Health Professions to establish the Prescription Monitoring Program. This program will allow state government and police agencies to monitor who has access to certain "covered substances," including OxyContin.
(02/06/02 5:00am)
In his State of the Union address last week, President Bush called on all Americans to commit two years, or 4,000 hours, over the rest of their lives to volunteerism and community service. While this figure may seem daunting to the average college student, many University students already are donating hundreds of hours of their time every semester to work for the betterment of the Charlottesville community.
(01/30/02 5:00am)
Lucia Cushman paused in deep thought as she leaned against a dark gray headstone at the west end of the University Cemetery. As the sun began to set on the unusually warm January day, Lucia was reminiscing about the people she danced with at a fraternity party that occurred more than 60 years ago.
(08/27/01 4:00am)
Prison escapee Timothy Eads is back in jail today after a two-day search that involved over a hundred city, county and state police officers, K-9 units and a police search helicopter.
(08/25/01 4:00am)
Honor Committee members said they hope to have all of the 130 honor cases filed since last spring by a physics professor completed by Christmas, despite slow progress on investigations this summer.
(05/19/01 4:00am)
Charlottesville resident Rudolph T. Johnson Jr. has been put on administrative leave by his employers at the University Health System after he was arrested Tuesday for the suspected rape of a female patient.
(05/19/01 4:00am)
More than a week after Virginia lawmakers officially adjourned without approving a new state budget, University officials, delegates and political analysts still are concerned about the precedent this action sets and the effect it will have on higher education institutions.
(04/23/01 4:00am)
Twelve current and former Inter-Fraternity Council members were able to breathe a collective sigh of relief this weekend after a Charlottesville General District Court judge threw out all charges against them from a March 6 incident at the Hardware Store Restaurant.
(04/10/01 4:00am)
As third-year Engineering student Brian Edmonds thought about what life would be like next year living at 15 West Lawn he quietly commented, "There's no way I won't be taking my rocking chair."
(03/29/01 5:00am)
When the 2001-2002 Senior Staff of the Residence Staff Program meets tonight for the first time, it will begin its spring training planning under the leadership of two newly elected Residence Staff co-chairs.
(03/23/01 5:00am)
Students and community members gathered in New Cabell Hall last night to hear Rich Lowry, editor-in-chief of the political magazine The National Review, share his unique and pun-filled views on politics and issues conservative Americans face in today's world.