Broke HOOligans
There is one force in this universe that towers above all others, dwarfing them in its gargantuan shadow. It’s started numerous wars, prompted countless crimes and driven unthinkable numbers of men utterly insane.
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There is one force in this universe that towers above all others, dwarfing them in its gargantuan shadow. It’s started numerous wars, prompted countless crimes and driven unthinkable numbers of men utterly insane.
Two weeks ago, on that hallowed Monday night before the first day of classes, I found myself pondering a question which has plagued many an intelligent, modern female Cavalier: “What will this outfit say about me?” After all, we’d be lying to ourselves if we said that our “first day” outfits weren’t still a priority.
Inspired by our recent victory against the Brigham Young Cougars, I have decided that it may be helpful to first-years to read a brief list of 10 things any self-respecting Cavalier should do at a football game. You’re welcome.
As we creep lackadaisically back into our college routines, I’m sure we’ll all take comfort in reminiscing about these past three months of summer vacation. To be honest, though, there’s not much to report about my own vacation.
Two weeks. That’s all there is left of my first year here in Wahoo-land. With this time left, you’d think I’d devote this last column to our beautiful University, but I’d like to move 270 miles south instead, to the heart of East Carolina University. Somewhere on that campus sits a 22-year-old whose collegiate experience is nearing to a close.
I want to audition for the drama department’s production of “Crazy for You,” but I’m nervous.
I love spring break. If you’re lucky enough to head a few hundred miles south, warm weather offers an interruption from Charlottesville’s blustery, wintry doldrums. No strenuous class work hovers at the back of your mind as you sleep peacefully in bed. And as glad as you were to leave the abundant crises of high school behind, seeing your old friends invariably ensures a good time. But the best part of my spring break was finally getting to take a hot shower.
I’ll be honest: I didn’t receive any chocolates, roses or plush toys this most recent Valentine’s Day due to the absence of a significant other.
The University is no stranger to new community initiatives. Ambitious and passionate students here seem to have an perpetual desire to give back, with more 3,000 students helping those in the greater-Charlottesville area through Madison House alone. Still, sometimes it’s easier to look outward instead of inward, neglecting needy students in favor of helping those outside the University. A new program sponsored by Student Council’s Student Life committee aims to change that.