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Remember all races

I am extremely pleased with the increase in admissions applications from the communities of color for the 2009 school year.


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Not a solution

Najwa Doughman?s understandably biased opinion article (?Stand by Gaza,? Jan.


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Asymmetric Honor information

In the interest of full disclosure, I served as the Honor Committee?s vice chair for trials during the 2005-06 academic year.


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Israels reason

I find myself in sharp disagreement with Najwa Doughman (?Stand by Gaza,? Jan.


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Honor’s misleading rhetoric

At the end of last semester, flyers were posted around Clemons declaring, ?ignore misleading rhetoric,? in reference to arguments made by the honor system?s critics.


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Abuses of power

The article (?Honor case highlights procedures,? Jan. 13) should serve to shake every student?s perception of our lofty honor system.


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Too easily offended

I am writing in response to Ashley Chappo?s letter, ?Sexist caricature? (Dec.


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Sexist caricature

The Cavalier Daily was wrong to publish Monday?s editorial cartoon by Thomas Lynch (Nov.


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End of an era

For those of you too ?weak? to attend the U.Va. - ?Clempson? game today ? it marked an end of an era.


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Green lights

In Thursday?s lead editorial (?An enlightened decision,? Nov.


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Giving respect

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.


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Enough is enough

The clash of the titans continues as the Cavaliers carry out yet another sub-par season.


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Equal rights

In response to Friday?s letter (?Double standard,? Nov.


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Groh must go

Paul Wiley?s column (?Fire this clown,? Nov. 5) was appropriately harsh and entirely on the mark.


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Double standard

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.

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