A fond farewell
The Cavalier Daily family lost its beloved matriarch this past weekend. Sharon Bradley, the CD's longtime receptionist, was 54 years old.
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The Cavalier Daily family lost its beloved matriarch this past weekend. Sharon Bradley, the CD's longtime receptionist, was 54 years old.
IT'S REAL easy in life to think only about the end goal without taking the time to relish the experience of getting there. Journalists especially tend to think only from one deadline to the next and of the end result of getting stories on the page. I've lived for almost four years now under those deadlines, and it's so hard to believe that my last deadline for this column will have passed by the time this is published. The problem with deadlines is that, when they're past, and the newspapers are all sitting in their racks, the real story is over.
At their meeting this weekend, Board of Visitors members discussed Democratic Gov. Mark R. Warner's proposed budget amendments for dealing with state budget shortfalls and their effects on the University.
Starting this spring, 20 third-year biology students will have the opportunity to declare the University's new interdisciplinary major in human biology.
The University announced last month the selection of the Polshek Partnership, an architecture firm based in New York City, to design the proposed $125 million South Lawn project.
Although the declining state economy has had far-reaching effects in many areas of the University, officials say it has not seriously affected plans for capital improvement projects around Grounds.
At a press conference yesterday afternoon, Gov. James S. Gilmore III announced that the state could no longer afford to eliminate the car tax next year.
After eight years of Republican gubernatorial leadership in Virginia, Democratic Gov.-elect Mark R. Warner's reign could dramatically change the makeup of the University's governor-appointed Board of Visitors, officials speculate.
In yesterday's spirited local House of Delegates race, Republican Robert Bell became the next delegate for the redrawn 58th district, defeating Democrat Charles Martin.
Two new polls released Wednesday showed Democrat Mark R. Warner's growing lead over Republican Mark L. Earley in the race for Virginia's governor.
The number of candidates eyeing the late Sen. Emily Couric's 25th district seat has expanded to include three local Republicans and five Democrats.
University President John T. Casteen III addressed the Faculty Senate yesterday regarding the impact of state revenue shortfalls on the University.
In light of the University's recent divestment from Unocal, a controversial company involved in energy speculation in Burma, the Student Affairs and Athletics Committee of the Board of Visitors heard on Friday a student presentation regarding ethics in University investment.
The University's endowment weathered the recent economic decline successfully, according to reports presented at the Board of Visitors meeting last week. Reports also stated that donations to the University have remained strong.
The Board of Visitors approved a proposal to replace New Cabell Hall and construct a new Arts and Sciences building yesterday.
A Board of Visitors special committee discussed a proposal to construct a new Arts & Sciences building and renovate other buildings on the lower Lawn yesterday.
RICHMOND - Gubernatorial candidates Democrat Mark L. Warner and Republican Mark R. Earley discussed education and economic issues related to Virginia's recovery from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks last night in the first televised debate of the campaign.
Unocal, the large energy resource development company now in the middle of a hot debate on Grounds over its business in Burma, continues to deny any alleged misconduct in its dealings with the military-led nation.
Studying animals has taken University student Kyle Dexter all the way around the world.
A panel of government, legal and Middle Eastern political specialists gathered at the Law School yesterday to discuss America's response to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.