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By Cavalier Daily Staff | April 25, 2003

Hi. I just wanted to say thank you to everyone who made my birthday so special today -- my birthday was on Wednesday the 23rd -- and also I would like to say a shout out to the girls in Amigos who gave us their table and so graciously walked into the restaurant, saw that we'd been waiting and then told us that we could have their table because we'd been waiting patiently and they just didn't want random people who'd just walked up to sit down there, since we'd been waiting for a while.

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First Impressions

By Chad Anderson | April 25, 2003

Unless they've been lost in the dark recesses of Alderman, most University first years have realized that this past year has been eventful.

Life

Rotunda Stop...

By Cavalier Daily Staff | April 23, 2003

Saras Sharma Second-year College Student Q: Where are you going? A: To my apartment in U-Heights. Q: What route are you taking? A: The orange route. Q: Do you use UTS often?

Life

Odds & Ends

By Jennifer McDaniel | April 23, 2003

The release party for this semester's edition of "iris: a journal about women," entitled "Women in Global Perspectives," will be held tonight from 6-8 p.m.

Life

Cra$h Cour$e

By Mary-Kate Boland | April 23, 2003

You should not have to take a Commerce class to know the difference between an IRA and an ING. These terms sound like another language for many people, but they will be the guardians of your money for years to come.

Life

Holiday Eggcitement

By Elizabeth Katz | April 22, 2003

For University students, Easter meant anything from spending time with family to suspiciously eyeing an Easter egg-making station at O'Hill. While some students went home, others said they did nothing at all. First-year College student Tiffany Bassford said she spent the weekend at home with her family and her boyfriend, not coming back until Monday morning. Bassford said she did her schoolwork in advance so she wouldn't be behind. Like Bassford, second-year Engineering student KaShauna Gill said she went home for the holiday. "I went home and went to two church services and ate dinner with my family," Gill said.

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One LOVE

By Elizabeth Katz | April 22, 2003

Kate Spade bags, J. Crew wardrobes and Tiffany jewelry? Not for these girls. Forget the stereotypical sorority girl, because Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Sorority is breaking the norm in Greek life and on Grounds in general. Many of the members of Theta Nu Xi said they would not have joined any other sororities if this one had not been an option.

Life

Out of Bounds

By Glenn Rife | April 22, 2003

Let's face it: most students the University have traveled outside the country at some point in their lives.

Life

College Topics

By Cavalier Daily Staff | April 22, 2003

Dear Sir: Virginia has in the past been an excellent working example of democracy. The University authorities have not discriminated against any one segment of the student body by placing stringent regulations upon them. Now, however, a most undemocratic situation has arisen, one which is most distasteful to those of us who live on the Lawns and Ranges.

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Smoke, but no fire: Miller's offers little besides Dave Matthews lore

By Thomas Ross and Teresa Tung | April 18, 2003

It's no secret that University students like Dave Matthews. But if you're one of those DMB fanatics that derive vicarious satisfaction from the fact that you go to school in the city where Dave started out, you might want to visit Miller's, our choice this week. Located on the Downtown Mall across from the movie theater and very close to the trolley stop, Miller's is the former employer of one very famous Charlottesville native.

Life

Put me in, Coach

By Jennifer McDaniel | April 18, 2003

Sporting her navy blue Kappa soccer shorts and WAGS tournament t-shirt, first-year College student Dayna Koeninger laces up her cleats, drops her bag on the ground, grabs her water bottle and U.Va.

Life

Ending on a high note

By Neela Pal | April 18, 2003

As the school year comes to a close, some of the most valued members of the community become those who are soon to be lost to the real world.

Life

The Last Leg

By Lindsey Wray | April 17, 2003

It's a warm April afternoon. The sun is turned on full blast, its intensity melting away midterm stress and post-Spring Break blues.

Life

Get your TUBE on!

By Paul Rogers | April 16, 2003

What kind of sport can appeal to both the competitive athlete and the slightly corpus and unfit? Combine water polo and innertubes and you get innertube water polo, a sport that accommodates any type of spirit and body.

Life

Speed racers

By Patricia Cooper | April 16, 2003

Buckling his seatbelt and revving up his engine, the eager racer takes a quick glance at his opponent and the excited crowd.

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