It's a downtown mainstay, and even if you don't remember having seen it before, trust me, you have. It's Downtown Thai, Charlottesville's best-known Thai restaurant, located on Water Street.
Although Labor Day is often pegged as the official end of summer, the characteristic mugginess continues long enough to still merit trips to the pool and dinnertime grilling well into September.
Microwave Scrambled Eggs Makes: One scrambled egg No equipment needed Ingredients: 1 egg 1 tablespoon milk or water In a coffee cup, scramble together egg with milk or water. Cook in microwave for 45 seconds. Smoothies Makes: Two cups You will need: Blender Ingredients: ½ cup low-fat plain yogurt ½ cup low-fat milk ½ cup fresh, frozen, or canned fruit Sugar to taste (optional) ¼ teaspoon vanilla extract (optional) Blend all ingredients until there are no large chunks. Blender Cleaning Tip: Immediately after making your smoothie, fill the blender with water and a few drops of dish soap.
A week before his classmates would make their first awkward acquaintances on Grounds, first-year College student Blair Burnett had already eaten, slept and commiserated with dozens of new friends and performed half-naked on stage to raucous applause. The Cavalier Marching Band held its annual band camp for a week last month in Charlottesville, spending seven sweltering hours a day mastering the complicated choreography and familiar songs that thrill the Sea of Orange every football season. More than 220 band members trekked to the turf of Carr's Field every morning, drill books in hand and drill position number memorized.
My life changed dramatically after I turned 21 last week. Having never tasted alcohol before I became legal, my first few sips hit me like a ton of bricks.
In the world of sportswear, there are two kinds of shoes. The first kind includes the pricey, highly regarded Nikes, Adidas and Reeboks.
I casually walk into Student Health and approach the receptionist. Me: Hi, ma'am! I'm here to see a qualified medical practitioner regarding my damaged anterior cruciate ligament.
Besides McDonalds, there are more gyms than any other building in the world. This is because old people are always building gyms so as to have quiet and accepting places in which they can walk around naked.
One thing I love about this University is that we are an adventurous bunch of Wahoos. Many of our peers have just returned home jet-lagged but smiling after studing abroad or just plain exporing in Europe, Asia or South America.
Diane Lee, a 2005 graduate of the University, finds herself as one of few females in the field of engineering.
As a prospective English major, I'm not sure what I want to do after graduation. Sometimes I think about becoming a journalist, traveling around the globe following leads and interviewing interesting people.
As a new school year begins, it's easy for upperclassmen at the University to pick on incoming first-year students for their bright-eyed optimism, ability to get lost regardless of where they are or where they're going and, most importantly, their ever-so-obvious desperation to make friends.
As a sleep-deprived college student, only the most incredible of circumstances would prompt me to give up precious sleep over the summer.
First-year students typically come in with all sorts of crazy questions and concerns and diseases.
Air travel has revolutionized the world as we know it. It has connected far-flung regions of the globe and made crossing vast distances a much quicker process.
Police forces from the University, City of Charlottesville, Albemarle County and Waynesboro had reason to celebrate August 13.
I'm in Wisconsin on vacation and it's ... what day is it again? Saturday the 25th. Right. I'm leaving for Lyon, France in 3 days.
In Indonesian cuisine, rice is a staple. It is eaten plain or with a spicy mixture of beef, pork and vegetables.
Move-in Day: You get out of the car, nervous with anticipation, eager to say good-bye to mom and dad and meet your new roommate.
Students aren't the only ones taking advantage of their time off from school -- faculty members did it all this summer, from international research to health awareness to influencing public policy.
