NCAA may change academic standards
Division I representatives at Monday's National Collegiate Athletic Association's annual convention will discuss the possibility of change academic requirements for student-athletes.
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Division I representatives at Monday's National Collegiate Athletic Association's annual convention will discuss the possibility of change academic requirements for student-athletes.
Gov. James S. Gilmore III resigned from his post as the Republican National Committee chairman Friday, citing a desire to spend more time with his family after his term as governor ends in January.
The Faculty Senate currently is looking for ways to increase funding that is available to graduate students.
Today marks the beginning of elections for three new College of Arts and Sciences and one new Graduate School of Arts and Sciences representatives to the Student Council.
Student Council unanimously approved a system of regulating early comers to men's basketball games Tuesday. The proposal had been in the works for several months before seeking Council's approval.
In a year of rampant political mudslinging and close races, one candidate could rest easy the night before election day.
Unlike the election of the president and vice president, Virginia's constitution requires that the governor and lieutenant governor run separately. With the election less than a week away and with this rule in mind some Virginians wonder about the possibility of a split ticket election result.
The success of the 2000-2001 men's basketball team inspired many students to camp out days in advance of last year's games, in hopes of getting seats at University Hall. But because there was such a high demand for limited seats, Student Council's Athletic Affairs Committee has now proposed a new policy for students wishing to camp out for games.
After an Anthrax scare in Northern Virginia yesterday, Gov. James S. Gilmore III announced that Virginia hospitals would be on alert for any dramatic increase in patients with Anthrax symptoms.
A seven-member committee assigned to select the new dean for the Darden School of Business Administration will announce today its selection of Darden Prof. Robert S. Harris for the position.
In the two weeks since terrorist attacks jarred the nation, the University has seen uncommonly high levels of dialogue between different religious groups.
Students using false indentifications to buy alcohol at bars and restaurants on the Corner will find an increased level of security in the future.
A spectrum of experts at the University spoke with The Cavalier Daily about the technical and political implications of yesterday's tragedies in New York City and Washington D.C. Kirk Martini, associate professor of architecture and civil engineering, specializes in designing buildings to withstand extreme shocks. He said he believes there is currently no way to design a building to withstand a direct collision with such large jet aircraft.
More and more University students may find that sometimes it's just easier to walk.