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What's on Tap?

When I heard that 12th Street Tap House opened on W. Main Street a few months ago, I imagined something akin to one of my favorite Richmond haunts, Capital Ale House, where the beer flows like wine and the food, when eaten, strays not far from the meat and potatoes of the American palate ? as one would expect from a tap house.


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Trash talks

It is commonly thought that individual people can only do so much to impact the larger world around them.


Life

Before college, after college, and in any setting other than college, people get together for parties because of their own volition and, separately, ask other people on dates.Reader: But I go to U.Va.


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The r

The final push before graduation has me thinking about a phenomenon I have dubbed the Magical Post-Collegiate Compression.


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Knowing when to make your move

The student body, aside from being fairly attractive physically, provides us with the opportunity to meet hundreds of people with remarkable interests and talents, making it difficult to know when to pursue someone.


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Risky Business

The past week has been quite an experimental one for me. During the last few days, I?ve done three male-related things that I?d never thought I?d do before.


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The Ice Cream Defense

It sounds suspiciously like an episode of ?Dr. Phil,? during which an unhappy girlfriend discovers the healing powers of Ben & Jerry?s.


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Would you trust a sangoma?

A sangoma is the name for a traditional Zulu healer. Sangomas heal people by communicating with their ancestors and by offering you muthi, which is a concoction of traditional herbs.


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Tip of It All

Looking back, middle school was filled with days spent memorizing explorers and their discovered sailing routes.

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Latest Podcast

The Peer Health Education program is made up of students who work to empower their peers to develop healthier habits. Evie Liu, current Outreach Coordinator of PHE and fourth-year college student, discusses the role of PHE in promoting a “community of care” in the student body and expands on the organization’s various initiatives.