A free concert for peace was hosted by the City of Charlottesville last Tuesday to commemorate the anniversary of September 11, 2001.
I have an inexplicable love for teen movies, especially when they involve makeovers. Who could resist Rachel Leigh Cook in "She's All That," when she goes from geek to chic by taking off her glasses and putting her hair down?
Fresh off a recent trip to Orlando, Fla., I was frequently asked to recount my most memorable experience.
Beer brewing might sound like a fictional course out of some sort of comedy poking fun at college classes, but the Engineering School's Rodman Scholars Program proves that thought wrong. Rodman Scholars are required to take four seminars, or RodSems, during their four years at the University, and for the past two years, the program has offered a seminar on beer brewing for students who are at least 21 years old.
Jacob's Creek Grenache-Shiraz Price: $8 Grade: A- In the 1980s, Americans began to take a bigger interest in Australia.
Open-faced sandwich ideas Use your favorite bread, English muffins, bagel or pita for these great ideas! Spread pizza sauce on bread. Top with mozzarella cheese, green peppers, mushrooms and onions. Broil until cheese melts. Spread ham, tuna, or chicken salad on bread. Top with choice of shredded cheese and broil until cheese melts. Top with sliced tomatoes and cucumbers. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and broil. Place a sliced apple on a bagel. Top with shredded cheese. Broil until cheese melts. -- courtesy "Cavaliers in the Kitchen," Office of Health Promotion
Back before coeducation, U.Va. gentlemen would travel to far-flung women's colleges to meet girls.
Thomas Jefferson once said, "information is the currency of democracy." Members of Students Defending Democracy kept this quote in mind as they prepared for the sixth anniversary of September 11. In remembrance of the tragedy, Students Defending Demcoracy, an organization that promotes an understanding of the threats facing democracy and steps to be taken to overcome them, hosted several events that allowed students, faculty and friends to gather and pay respects to those who lost their lives. Fourth-year college student Marie Cohen and third-year college student Gary Lawkowski organized the ceremonies that were held during the morning and afternoon of Sept.
Airline delays were at their worst this summer due to a grab bag of bad weather, congestion, air carrier negligence and divine intervention.
The mood was relaxed in the Newcomb Lounge as a diverse group of students snacked and mingled before last Friday evening's program began.
The e-pocalypse is upon us. In a good way. The University has decided to partner up with Google to make the mail system here at TJ's stomping grounds about a trillion times better.
Sadly, no longer do hopeless romantics follow the time-tested tradition of picking a future spouse by attending clubs and flirting with the best pole dancers.
Who would think a group of desks in a classroom could stir so much pride and satisfaction in one person?
Because I have a podium and an audience, it is my duty as a columnist to expose the evils of this world as they become apparent to me.
Part II of this two-day series continues with descriptions of two more projects conducted with funding from the Harrison Undergraduate Research Awards.
Do you remember what it was like when you first came to the University and moved into your first-year dormitory?
"I'm here!" is the phrase I keep hearing over and over. Mostly because one of my friends won't stop repeating it, but occasionally I say it to myself, too.
Last spring, 47 University students were given the chance to explore a field of their interest. Whether this involved traveling to India to determine the effect of society and culture on individuals' response to chronic pain or looking into crime in small U.S.
Last week I was cut from the basketball team for the fourth year in a row. Maybe it was my lack of height and skill, or maybe it was the fact that I hadn't filled out my intramural signup sheet correctly.
If there's anything we Wahoos love even more than dressing up, honor and ice milk, it's studying abroad.
