"Lilo & Stitch" ripe with fresh characters
Despite advertisements that showcase "Lilo & Stitch" as the black sheep of the Disney family, this cute and funny flick fits right into the strong tradition of Disney animations.
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Despite advertisements that showcase "Lilo & Stitch" as the black sheep of the Disney family, this cute and funny flick fits right into the strong tradition of Disney animations.
When the University's Darden School completed its new facilities with 14 wired classrooms in 1996, it was one of the first schools in the nation where nearly all classrooms had Internet access.
As hospitals around New York and Washington prepared for burn victims and traumatized families, the University Hospital, in addition to accommodating the casualties of attacks on Sept. 11, prepared equipment necessary to treat possible biological warfare victims.
Oceans have been gauged, the human body dissected and the earth's movements monitored, but outer space is an area that many feel is widely unexplored and largely unknown.
When Terry Holland announced that he would step down as Virginia's athletics director May 2, the power transfer in McCue Hall made nary a ripple. Holland moved to serve as a special assistant to University president John T. Casteen III, and Craig Littlepage became the Cavaliers' interim athletics director as a national search began for Holland's replacement.
According to ESPN.com, Virginia men's basketball coach Pete Gillen and the University are close to finalizing a contract extension, which will be announced by next week. The new contract, worth $9 million over 10 years, will replace the old contract, a seven-year deal. Gillen has four years remaining on the original contract.
The Virginia football team was one of 28 institutions recognized by the American Football Coaches Association for its players' graduation rate. The Cavaliers received honorable mention status for graduating over 70 percent of its players. Two other ACC schools, Wake Forest and Duke, also received honorable mention standing.
In a report released Tuesday, an influential panel on collegiate athletics recommended changes that would reduce commercialism in big-time college sports.
When Terry Holland announced that he would step down as Virginia's athletics director May 2, the power transfer in McCue Hall made nary a ripple. Holland moved to serve as a special assistant to University president John T. Casteen III, and Craig Littlepage became the Cavaliers' interim athletic director while a national search began for Holland's replacement.
On the surface, DreamWorks' latest masterpiece may appear to be the typical fairy-tale epic. After all, the animated film comes complete with a princess trapped in a castle guarded by a fire-breathing dragon, an ogre, a quest to rescue the aforesaid princess and a brewing romance.
In a report released Tuesday, the University of Virginia finished 30th in the final standings of the 2000-01 Division I Sears Directors' Cup.
When the 2001 women's lacrosse World Cup team travels to High Wycombe Abbey, England, to participate in the World Cup Competition from July 6-14, five Cavaliers will be aboard.
Women's basketball player Schuye LaRue announced May 25 that she will not return to Virginia for her junior season. LaRue, the 1999 ACC Rookie of the Year, will opt to pursue a professional basketball career in Europe.
Three years ago, when Pete Gillen took over a Virginia men's basketball program plagued with a lack of scholarship players due to NCAA violations, many had hopes that he would restore the team to national prominence. Now, the Cavaliers are a NCAA tournament team and, with a talented quartet of recruits in the wings, the future is bright.
What qualities make a professional research paper good? Ask Susan Dalebout, academic assistant professor of communication disorders, or doctoral student Lisa Fox.
Dressed in a white lab coat pulled neatly over a shirt and tie, a tall man with an affable smile peered through his glasses and discussed the accomplishments of the University's Health System.
There have been 434 cases of the foot-and-mouth disease in the United Kingdom since the outbreak first appeared last month - the worst epidemic of the disease in the area since a devastating outbreak occurred in 1967. There has been no outbreak in the United States.
Some afflictions don't have scars, don't require the use of needles and have no effect on blood pressure. But they do have the power to wreak havoc on personal lives and drive families apart. These types of afflictions, such as compulsive gambling, can be devastating even though the victim may not show any physical health problems.
Alissa Eichinger thought she was just feeling tired. The second-year College student had been working harder than usual when she began to experience a sore throat and swollen tonsils. After a series of tests, she discovered she did not have a cold, or even the flu. She had mono.
Imagine for one horrifying second that you, your sister or your best friend were sexually assaulted. What would you do? Who could you turn to for help?