"Don't fight the fabric. Change it!" - Elle Woods. You can always count on Elle Woods to give killer fashion advice.
At times, life as a pre-med begins to feel less like a course of study and more like a tightrope act.
It was Saturday morning, and I was trying to make a game plan for the day so I would actually be productive instead of lounging around watching CMT's top 20 music video countdown and complaining with my roommates, yet again, about how they should have hired a cuter guy as Taylor Swift's love interest.
"I have CF but I don't let it get in my way. After all you only get one chance at life so you better make the best of it!" Joseph Roberts' Facebook biography is a moving encapsulation of what made his life, which ended Sept.
I received a C on a paper earlier this week. I then proceeded to have a mini life crisis. There are a number of things at which I don't excel - adding numbers in my head, pretending I like obscure bands, coordinating my hands and eyes - but writing a paper is not on this list.
From bar nights to 5k runs, University students participate in many events to raise money for various causes.
Students interested in business often dream of working at large firms in global cities. What many people may not realize, though, is that they may not have to travel outside of Charlottesville to launch a successful business career. SNL Financial is a company that supplies investment professionals with news and data before they decide to invest in various securities.
Third-year College student Keisha Blackmoore had a boyfriend at age 15 - a boyfriend whom she met and became increasingly close to using MSN messenger. "We talked online and then decided to date.
It is No. 3 on my most visited websites, third only to Facebook and Gmail. Texts From Last Night?
Patience is not my virtue. People who turn left just slow enough that I miss the light, late arrivals, missing a call by two seconds and calling right back and the person doesn't pick up, Ke$ha, misbehaved children in the grocery store, birds who chirp too loudly in the morning, the morning in general ... the list of things that I find annoying could go on and on. I've recently had a very unsettling realization about all these aggravations, however: I'm guilty of most of them.
Date: Friday, Oct. 1 Time: 6:45 p.m. Location: Himalayan Fusion Laurance Third-year Engineering Student Major: Computer Science What are you involved in at U.Va.? Virginia Alpine Ski and Snowboard Team, Sailing club, tutoring for computer science What else do you like to do?
I had a really interesting experience the other night. Some girlfriends and I were invited to our Korean friend's house for a traditional Korean dinner.
The last time most University students took a tour of Grounds, they were probably registering for their first courses during summer orientation. Now, a few years later, one has to wonder how many students can actually remember that the school's Grounds is one of the only campuses in the United States registered on the World Heritage List and that the University was the first state school constructed around a library rather than a chapel.
As a college student, it sometimes becomes tough to continue high school routines. It's fairly difficult, for example, to continue practicing piano when I no longer have one in my apartment. Two days ago, I finally put in the effort to find music and figure out how to rent a practice room in Old Cabell Hall.
GTL (n.): the daily routine that includes hitting the gym, tanning and doing laundry to stay fresh all day, every day.
For many students, frequenting popular coffee establishments and restaurants on the Corner for drinks and tasty dinners during the weekends is a common rite.
I haven't written about food in a while because quite honestly I haven't eaten anything that great in a while.
Rumor across Grounds has it that the best dining hall in town is the most difficult to find. Searching for it is like embarking on a journey reminiscent of Frodo's odyssey without the tiny grey gremlin and adorably chubby sidekicks yearning for scones.
Where do you like it? On the floor, on the desk, on the back of your bedroom door? Unless you've been living without Facebook for the past month, you probably know that girls across the country are liking it in a lot of different places. The key to this apparently blatant sexual allusion is the missing word. As Melissa Bell from The Washington Post put it, "Women are posting where they like to keep their purses when they come home, but they conveniently leave out the word 'purse.'" But the reason for all this purse-stashing confusion affects a lot more than just Facebook statuses. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and it is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year.
The University is the third cleanest-shaven school of the 60 studied in a Septemeber Shick Hydro study.
