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Tailgates, bow ties and the Good Ol' Song are University traditions that characterize every football season.
The recent discovery of a document outlining a January 28, 1999 meeting between the Board of Visitors and the Honor Committee has thrown the relationship between the two University entities into the limelight.
The Clinton administration must have forgotten the old adage "Don't mess with Texas" as they moved out of White House offices in preparation for the incoming Bush presidency.
The General Assembly House Education Committee killed a bill Wednesday that proposed adding an 18th member to the University's Board of Visitors.
Gov. James S. Gilmore III (R) endorses a bill proposing the addition of a 17th member to the University's Board of Visitors. The new bill requires that the additional member be appointed from the Charlottesville and Albemarle county community.
As the saga of election 2000 continues, the Florida Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments tomorrow in an appeal made by Vice President Al Gore as he contests the state's vote certification.
As the U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments today from lawyers for both presidential candidates, both University students and the American public nationwide may be starting to lose patience. Recent polls show that while Americans still staunchly support each candidate, many are tiring of hearing about dimpled and pregnant chads.
The Florida Supreme Court began deliberating yesterday over whether hand recounts in three counties will be included in the final vote total for the Sunshine State's 25 electoral votes.
Florida officials will begin counting the notorious overseas absentee ballots late tonight, a process expected to give Texas Gov. George W. Bush the lead for Florida's hotly contested electorate votes.
After a tedious weekend of hand counting votes in four select precincts within Palm Beach County, Vice President Al Gore gained 39 votes in the overall vote count, prompting the Florida Canvassing Committee to recount every ballot in Palm Beach County beginning today.
The results of Florida's 25 coveted electoral votes will remain in limbo for at least another week as Florida officials are unable to give an official vote count, leaving the identity of the next U.S. president a mystery.
AUSTIN, Texas-The outcome of Tuesday's presidential election is still hanging in the balance as Florida recounts the more than 5 million votes that will determine whether Texas Gov. George W. Bush (R) or Vice President Al Gore (D) will capture the majority of the nation's electoral votes.
AUSTIN, Texas-Pending a recount of Florida votes, Texas Gov. George W. Bush (R) appears to have narrowly defeated Vice President Al Gore (D) yesterday, making this one of the closest presidential elections in history.
AUSTIN, Texas-There's no place like home. But this famous phrase will not be in Texas Gov. George W. Bush's thoughts as he clicks his heels three times and returns to Austin after a long journey down the campaign trail.
(This is the last in a five-part weekly series examining issues in next week's presidential election.)
An overflowing Wilson Hall auditorium listened last night as political pundit Larry J. Sabato, professor of government and foreign affairs, offered insights on next week's presidential elections in a "crystal ball" session hosted by the Center for Governmental Studies.
(This is the fourth in a five-part weekly series examining issues in the upcoming presidential election.)
Those dam animals are everywhere.
(This is the third in a five-part weekly series examining issues in this November's presidential election.)
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Presidential candidates Vice President Al Gore (D) and Texas Gov. George W. Bush (R) clashed over gun-control policies in the second presidential debate, held last night at Wake Forest University.