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Martha's Cafe revives ideals of Sunday Brunch

By Allison Correll and Daniel Stern | August 29, 2003

Sunday brunch: a meal often forgotten in a college town. Besides those days long ago when we waited in the dining halls for the Belgian waffles to bake, or the rare occasion when Mom and Dad come to visit and the Boar's Head beckons, it's either breakfast or lunch. This past Sunday morning, however, as the lingering effects of a rough Saturday night started to fade, we strolled down Elliewood Avenue.

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Soundbytes

By Cavalier Daily Staff | August 29, 2003

What's the deal with ISIS? I have been trying to get onto it for the last two days, and it keeps telling me that the maximum number of users has been exceeded.

Life

Threesomes

By Katie Sullivan | August 29, 2003

Jonathan Hilliard has too much light in his room.On one of his four walls, daylight streams through the blinds from outside.On the opposite wall, light shines through from the hallway.

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Don't sweat it

By Patricia Cooper | August 28, 2003

Skipping the usual mug of coffee in the morning, you grab a bottle of water and hope a little H2O is enough to ward off droopy eyes.

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Fears

By Elizabeth Katz | August 28, 2003

Meeting new people, getting lost and getting advice from all corners -- the joys of being a first year.

Life

No place like home

By Lauren Akselrod | August 27, 2003

Excited voices soared and the salty small of hot-dogs filled the air yesterday evening at the annual Jewish Hillel Center's barbeque. "We've been doing the barbeque for as long as anyone can remember," said third-year Commerce student and Hillel Jewish Student Union President, Becca Klimpl.

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One Day. One Dance. One Life.

By Daniel Stern | August 27, 2003

It's 24 hours. It's three square meals. It's cartoons, soaps and then a night of Must See TV. No matter how it's defined, it all adds up to one day -- a mere blink in one's life. I admit it, I take most days for granted -- if not every day.

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Leading by Example

By Katie Sullivan | August 25, 2003

Myra Franklin knows how much work it takes on the part of how many people to get a kid all the way through school and into college. "I'm cognizant of the fact that I didn't get here by myself," Franklin said. The fourth-year College student and president of the Black Student Alliance says she was fortunate to have friends and role models who gave her guidance as she grew up. Now she is taking advantage of an opportunity to return the favor: The University Community Relations Office's "Day in the Life" program. The program pairs students at Charlottesville's Buford Middle School who show the academic potential to reach college with University students who are eager to help them get there. Through spending time with these college students and getting an idea of what college life is like, the program hopes to inspire middle schoolers to stay on the academic track they need through high school to get into college. The program is also an inspiration for many of the volunteers. "I'm happy knowing that someone is going to achieve more than they would have, just from being in contact with me," Franklin said. Loren Intolube-Chmil and Marlene Lewis, two Americorps volunteers who work with the program through Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA), both said they are similarly inspired by their commitment to kids. Lewis is a retired District of Columbia educator.

Life

Riding in style

By Katie Sullivan | August 25, 2003

The first years won't even know how good they've got it. In a campus covered in construction, students will get to enjoy one updated University institution -- three new University Transit Service buses. According to David J.

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27 days and counting

By Eric Mayton | July 31, 2003

Today is July 31. The first day of class is only 27 days away. Let's put that into perspective a little more; the first class of the 2003 fall semester is less than 650 hours from now.

Life

Welcome to Mr. Jefferson's University

By Jennifer McDaniel | July 31, 2003

You know you've seen them. The plethora of wide-eyed people walking around Grounds clutching Mincer's bags, eagerly talking in large groups and staring at maps searching for Cabell Hall (pronounced, however, as though it rhymed with "rebel" rather than "drabble"). They are the ones you and your friend chuckle at quietly because they don't look like they quite fit in at U.Va.

Life

The end of the pill?

By Alexandra Valint | July 21, 2003

When exactly does life begin? It seems to be a vague, philosophical question, but the impetus to solidify an answer has become increasingly vital in political debates concerning the legality of abortion.

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Whocares.com: The truth about college ratings

By Megan Peloquin | July 21, 2003

As senior year of high school approached, one of my best guy friends completely swore off applying to east coast schools based on "many first-hand accounts" that the girls on the Atlantic were "not so hot." Appalled, yet twistedly fond of his egomaniac tendencies, I laughed and asked, "How can you believe such a myth, and what makes you think the girls back East would go for your skater shoes, sagging skater shorts and crusty skater hair, charming as they all may be?" He turned to me, and with an exaggerated look of exasperation and responded, "What was the moral of Avril Lavigne's 'Sk8r Boi'?! No, really, it's not whether the myth is true or false, it's simply the fact that it exists that freaks me out." [I recognize the absurdity of this statement, but the fact of the matter is that this was the boy who sought a continuation of high school -- the good ol' University of Arizona.

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No rest for the love generation

By Brett Meeks | July 21, 2003

You don't go to bed until 4 or 5 in the morning because you have decided to drink so much or consume whatever is your fancy to such a ridiculous extent that you couldn't possibly go to sleep before then anyway.

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Working 9 to 5...

By Elizabeth Katz | July 17, 2003

F or many college students, the joys of summer are negated by missing friends, following parents' rules and above all, working.

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