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Life

First of all, I just want to let you know you all make me sick.


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The final word

This is my last chance to influence my fellow students with corny jokes and obscure references.


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Edgar Allan Poe: dead, but still kicking

One thing I?ve noticed about the University is the great respect it gives to its mentally deranged student demographic, the one driven by severe sleep deprivation, manic depression and a proclivity for being named John Nelson.


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So live your life (A-ay A-ay A-ay)

Today marks my final column of the year. It will be a whole season and a half before I can once again pen pointless details of my life and brighten the Thursday mornings of my readers.


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The taste of a town

As I write this ? my last column before I graduate and head off into the real world ? it?s easy to reflect on everything that I?m going to miss about Charlottesville.


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In vino veritas

Veritas Claret (Virginia), 2007Price: $17.00Grade: A Veritas Vineyards is an inspiring place.


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Bike haven

Stepping into the main work room of the Community Bikes Shop for the first time is like discovering a hidden treasure trove.


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Spring into fashion

When I thought about what to write for my last normal-running column, I naturally thought of my passion.Clothes.I mean, how great are clothes?


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You got it bad

Usher?s ?U Got it Bad,? J.T.?s ?Lovestoned? and Van Morrison?s ?Crazy Love? are just some of the songs that pay tribute to the power of attraction ? the kind of attraction that causes you to put everything else in life on hold.


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Corner Composition

After passing the blank slab of concrete marking the intersection of 14th Street with University Avenue the past four years, fourth-year student John Pappas, president of the Phi Sigma Pi honor fraternity, decided to convert the area from a blemish on the Corner to a creative city landmark.Pappas wanted to find a way to unite the University and Charlottesville communities and saw the crossroads as an intersection of the two that could be united through art.The Charlottesville and University communities ?always kind of seemed like really close neighbors, but still distant in some way,? Pappas said.Initially, Pappas proposed a painted mural for the area to the Charlottesville Board of Architectural Review.


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Year in review: U.Va. style

Most people my age look forward to New Year?s Eve because it?s a completely acceptable excuse to wear obnoxious hats and get drunk.Personally, I like the New Year because I can read Dave Barry?s ?Year in Review,? which highlights the most critical issues of the past 365 days.


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Fun debates for the whole family! Well

I?ve never read any of the other Life columns ? because when I need to go to sleep, I just ODPM ? OD on some Tylenol PM ? but I hear that they sometimes offer people useful advice or actually approach a normal topic of conversation in a relatable way.


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A regulatory conundrum

Several federal officials, including Barney Frank, the chairman of the House Committee on Financial Services, and Treasury Secretary Geithner, have called for an overhaul of the financial regulatory system.

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Latest Podcast

The University’s Orientation and Transition programs are vital to supporting first year and transfer students throughout their entire transition to college. But much of their work goes into planning summer orientation sessions. Funlola Fagbohun, associate director of the first year experience, describes her experience working with OTP and how she strives to create a welcoming environment for first-years during orientation and beyond. Along with her role as associate director, summer Orientation leaders and OTP staff work continually to provide a safe and memorable experience for incoming students.