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Next time you find yourself getting dressed to leave for the airport, I urge you to consider embracing a slogan t-shirt — they just might make someone awkwardly laugh or warmly relate.

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Stop and read the walking billboards

By Willa Hancock | April 13, 2021

As is evident in my exploration of this simple airport outfit choice, the impact of a slogan t-shirt is tangible and leaves more of an impression than you may have imagined.

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The luxury of normalcy

By Niharika Singhvi | April 13, 2021

I just want to experience what I felt that Oct. 26 morning and what I felt throughout my pre-teen years — a consistent feeling that today's just going to be a normal day.

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Harvest table revamps Runk Dining Hall

By Yumi Kim | April 13, 2021

The evolution of the Runk Dining Hall, located near the Gooch-Dillard suites, has become the focal point of all first-year dining thanks to Harvest Table.

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Keeping my Zoom camera on this semester helped me enjoy lectures

By Mario Rosales | April 12, 2021

I suggest that, if you’re able to, keep your camera on. This simple action not only benefits you and your peers, but also your lecturing professors, who I’m sure are growing weary of talking to their laptops.

Kaitlyn Hilliard is a Top 10 Writer for The Cavalier Daily.

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'Identify and call out this racism': Students stand in solidarity with AAPI community against anti-Asian narrative

By Maya Das | April 9, 2021

Appalled by the recent increase in anti-Asian hate crimes and disappointed with the University’s response, Asian organizations on Grounds want to push the administration to take more action.

Cotton candy skies and tangy orange hues can light up the horizon at the University, and now you know where to find these flavorful sunsets

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Top 10 must-visit spots to catch a picturesque Charlottesville sunset

By Zachary Anderson | April 8, 2021

American industrialism and urban sprawl have given us the perfect places to see the sunset in Charlottesville, oftentimes uninterrupted by the more natural landscapes of trees and other foliage that decorate the horizon.

Get out of your cooking funk and make this delicious and quick chicken nuggets and sweet potato fries meal. Thank you, air fryer!

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Air fryer chicken nuggets and sweet potato fries — a simple and delicious meal

By Nicole Ryeom | April 5, 2021

One meal I keep coming back to is a healthier take on chicken nuggets and sweet potato fries that can be cooked in the air fryer in under 15 minutes.

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Normalizing failure in academic settings

By Yasmin Teixeira | April 5, 2021

Perhaps the solution is to carve out your own standards of success and personal achievement — and to reframe your failures as lessons.

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To YOLO or not to YOLO?

By Lucie Drahozal | April 4, 2021

"I have a little too much of the life-is-precious attitude in some instances and not enough of a seize-the-day mindset."

These sustainably made, custom-designed masks were made in partnership with Nest, a non-profit aiming to build a handworker economy in hopes of increasing global workforce inclusivity, improving women’s wellbeing and preserving global cultural traditions.

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#YOUVa promotes student access to COVID-19 prevention resources

By Jia Williams | April 4, 2021

While much of #YOUva’s work is done online, this past semester the team has also been tabling and handing out masks at the North Grounds and Scott Stadium prevalence testing sites.

By giving other genres a chance and trying shows I swore I would never watch, I was able to actually answer my own question of “what show do I watch now” before I even gave it a second thought.

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What do I watch now?

By Zoya Zahid | April 4, 2021

It might sound a little cliché for me to say this but the truth is, you won’t know if you never try.

Who would have thought that your microwave was capable of serving you all of the perfect meals you have ever craved to help fuel your studies?

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Top 10 healthy, creative and easy recipes to make in the microwave

By Madison Workman | April 4, 2021

From sweet and spicy popcorn to marinara pasta with turkey meatballs, this list is bound to satisfy any and all of your cravings.

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The erasure of anti-Asian racism

By Samantha Cynn | April 3, 2021

Even after the mass shooting is no longer a fresh wound, even after the pandemic has come and gone — we have to keep pushing against all forms of racism.

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The hidden language of food

By Sarah Kim | April 2, 2021

If there is one thing quarantine has taught us, it's that companionship, good food and the ambience of home are the things that really make a difference in our daily lives.

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A foolproof matzo ball soup from my Grandma’s recipe book to you

By Sadie Goodman | March 31, 2021

This soup is easy to make, and it is sure to impress your friends and family with its ability to heal everything from the common cold to a broken heart.

When I start feeling anxious, I tie a new knot, practice a new stitch and am suddenly more aware of the breaths of air entering and exiting my lungs.

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I’m crocheting a cardigan

By Emma Keller | March 30, 2021

When I start feeling overwhelmed, I tie a new knot, practice a new stitch and am suddenly more aware of the breaths of air entering and exiting my lungs.

While students have different experiences and opinions on the wellness days, most students agree that it’s a good idea to provide students with some sort of break to recharge during the semester.

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Students share experiences on the new form of spring break through wellness days

By Haley Stocks and Nayeon Kim | March 28, 2021

Most students agree that it's a good idea to provide students with some sort of break to recharge during the semester.

Madison Workman is a Top 10 writer for The Cavalier Daily.

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Top 10 tips to avoid the awkwardness of breakout rooms

By Madison Workman | March 28, 2021

Even if you are deathly bored or are just itching for class to be over, remind yourself that it’s only 10 or so minutes of your life.

Husband-and-wife team Bernardo and Lucrecia Martinez — who had both spent years working in the food service business, always hoping to open a restaurant of their own — opened the Charlottesville location of their restaurant at the start of the pandemic last year.

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Sombrero’s Mexican Cuisine and Café braves pandemic to fulfill family dream

By Charlie Teague and Mario Rosales | March 25, 2021

To help support business and gain exposure in the Charlottesville community, Sombrero’s will be hosting a one-year-anniversary event on Saturday, March 27th from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Stop and read the walking billboards

The luxury of normalcy

Harvest table revamps Runk Dining Hall

Keeping my Zoom camera on this semester helped me enjoy lectures

Top 10 things to do post prevalence testing

'Identify and call out this racism': Students stand in solidarity with AAPI community against anti-Asian narrative

Top 10 must-visit spots to catch a picturesque Charlottesville sunset

Air fryer chicken nuggets and sweet potato fries — a simple and delicious meal

Normalizing failure in academic settings

To YOLO or not to YOLO?

#YOUVa promotes student access to COVID-19 prevention resources

What do I watch now?

Top 10 healthy, creative and easy recipes to make in the microwave

The erasure of anti-Asian racism

The hidden language of food

A foolproof matzo ball soup from my Grandma’s recipe book to you

I’m crocheting a cardigan

Students share experiences on the new form of spring break through wellness days

Top 10 tips to avoid the awkwardness of breakout rooms

Sombrero’s Mexican Cuisine and Café braves pandemic to fulfill family dream

Honor Committee proposes constitutional change eliminating expulsion as a sanction

Men’s soccer falls to No. 17 Virginia Tech in 2OT

BIG Brain discovery could transform epilepsy treatment

Jewish athletes find their voice during their final year on Grounds

Top 10 ways to persevere through in-person classes

Men’s soccer suffers two straight losses

Bee Conscious Baking Company brings consciously curated goods to Charlottesville

Honor Committee debates use of the informed retraction in Sunday meeting

U.Va. hosts discussion on the American dream as part of Democracy Biennial

No. 17 Virginia field hockey wins two of last four

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