First French Jefferson statue unveiled in Paris
PARIS -- Paris celebrated the 230th anniversary of American independence by commemorating Thomas Jefferson with a 10-foot bronze statue of the former minister to France along the Seine River.
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PARIS -- Paris celebrated the 230th anniversary of American independence by commemorating Thomas Jefferson with a 10-foot bronze statue of the former minister to France along the Seine River.
The search for former University student Chyler Ebersold ended yesterday when one of the many concerned groups looking for him discovered his body shortly after 10 a.m., Charlottesville Police said. Preliminary investigations by the police indicate that Ebersold died from a self-inflicted wound at an unknown time. He was 23.
Former University student and UTS bus driver Chyler Adam Ebersold was reported missing Saturday afternoon. He was last seen Thursday night around 11 p.m. Concerned friends, family members and police continued to search for the 23-year-old yesterday, local police said.
University students returning to Grounds have more to worry about than getting into classes or tough professors -- a rape and a slew of robberies occurred in Charlottesville over winter break.
At the Faculty Senate meeting Dec. 2, members discussed a new policy by which the University would stop paying health insurance premiums for graduate research assistants and begin charging the payments to the students' research grants.
At the Charter Act Forum sponsored by the First-Year Council Executive Board last night, students expressed questions and concerns about the proposed charter initiative.
Last year, a random sample of 917 University students participated in the National College Health Assessment, which was released last month and revealed a 4.6 percent increase over the last four years of college students who said they had received a diagnosis of depression.
In the early hours of Nov. 20, a female student reported a sexual assault to University Police immediately after the incident occurred at around 6 a.m. The victim, who knew her alleged assailant, declined to press charges at the time of the report.
In the third Charlottesville homicide of the year, 20-year-old Matthew Ray Nelepa was shot and killed at around 2 a.m. Saturday morning near the intersection of 7 ½ and Elm Streets in the Fifeville neighborhood. Police have no suspects or motive as of yet.
Area television viewers now have a new choice for their local news consumption thanks to WCAV, a CBS affiliate, which debuted its own Charlottesville nightly news show Nov. 8. The CBS station previously provided area news coverage from a non-Charlottesville affiliate.
A record-setting football attendance at Scott Stadium for the University's last home football game of the season against the University of Miami Saturday resulted in little deviance from the usual game day antics.
After more than five hours of deliberation, at 9:20 p.m. last night a jury found former University student Andrew Alston guilty of voluntary manslaughter, punishable by 1 to 10 years in prison.
Testimony from Virginia Chief Medical Examiner Marcella Fierro brought former University student Andrew Alston to tears yesterday during his trial for the second-degree murder of Charlottesville resident Walker Sisk on Nov. 8, 2003.
An alternately tense and jovial atmosphere prevailed in the "war room" at the University's Center for Politics last night as staffers and interns analyzed the results of a highly-anticipated presidential election.
The 9/11 Commission Report overseen by Philip Zelikow, University history professor and director of the Miller Center of Public Affairs, is a nominated finalist for a National Book Award under the category of nonfiction.
In a last-ditch attempt to garner support for their respective candidates, both the University Democrats and the College Republicans are voyaging to the swing state of Pennsylvania, where the race for president currently is regarded as a dead heat.
Three new doctors from the University Medical Center were included in the recently published 2004 America's Top Doctors guide to specialists.
Two College of William and Mary students who were previously told they could not become registered voters in Williamsburg were granted registration rights last week.
A new pilot program set for implementation in fall 2005 will allow all students access to former course evaluations for professors whose classes they are considering.
As part of its ongoing attempt to apprehend the Charlottesville serial rapist, the Albemarle County Police Department this week established a 24-hour manned hotline solely dedicated to the pursuit of the suspect.