The Cavalier Daily was wrong to publish Monday?s editorial cartoon by Thomas Lynch (Nov.
We are writing in response to a lead editorial (?Try, try again,? Nov.
For those of you too ?weak? to attend the U.Va. - ?Clempson? game today ? it marked an end of an era.
The way Barrett Hunter writes in his recent letter to the editor, ?Giving Respect? (Nov.
While I don?t agree with the Westboro Baptist Church, I?d just like to make public an observation that I think many have had in private but might be reluctant to share.
The clash of the titans continues as the Cavaliers carry out yet another sub-par season.
My first response to Geoff Skelley?s article (?Bad odds,? Nov.
Paul Wiley?s column (?Fire this clown,? Nov. 5) was appropriately harsh and entirely on the mark.
Even as Virginia joins in the chorus of history by casting our vote to elect the first black man as President of the United States, we are joined in a form of religious tyranny by California, which recently amended its constitution to deny equal rights to homosexuals.
On Thursday, Oct. 30, The Cavalier Daily ran an overtly negative editorial (?How does your garden grow??) concerning the Student Council?s unanimous support for an on-Grounds garden.
It is becoming increasingly clear that the University made a drastic mistake in its decision to refuse to allow students a day off on Election Day.
We were somewhat perplexed at Thursday?s editorial (?How does your garden grow?? Oct.
After reading that University faculty members signed an online petition supporting Bill Ayers (?More than 3,000 professors back Ayers petition,? Oct.
Being a Hispanic student at this wonderful University, I have to disagree with the guest viewpoint ?Discrimination by nature? (Oct.
I would like to comment briefly on Michael Feuerstein?s letter to the editor (?No thanks,? Oct.30). Michael?s characterization of Virgil Goode demonstrates a real problem with today?s political climate.
While reading the guest column published by the Burke Society (?Pre-disposed to prejudice,? Oct.
This is in response to the defense that the Burke society offered for David Horowitz?s recent talk (?Pre-disposed to prejudice,? Oct.
As a resident, Hereford Student Senator, and RA in Hereford during my first three years at the University, I was not really surprised to read that Hereford might be changed to a first-year dorm.
