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One year later, I’m still bending over backwards for yoga

By Cecy Juárez | March 23, 2021

If you’ve been thinking about starting some kind of daily habit like yoga — this is your sign.

Zachary Anderson es un escritor de Top Ten para The Cavalier Daily.

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Top 10 hiking spots in and around Charlottesville

By Zachary Anderson | March 23, 2021

Your exploration of Charlottesville does not have to be confined to the plazas and pathways of the Downtown Mall and the Corner.

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Lockdown restrictions managed to bring me closer to my friends

By Caitlyn Kelley | March 23, 2021

The pandemic has challenged us all, making us more vulnerable and changing the way that we see the world.

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A simple guide to instant Korean noodles

By Grace Park | March 22, 2021

Not only are there a variety of ramens to choose from at very low costs, but there are also different toppings you can add to spice it up and take the flavor up to the next level.

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How the search for a major taught me to be optimistic

By Mario Rosales | March 22, 2021

Don’t forget that sometimes a positive outlook is necessary, and try to learn to trust in the process — whatever that may mean for you.

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

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Top 10 things to do on your University-wide break days

By Kaitlyn Hilliard | March 22, 2021

I would encourage you all to try and give yourself a bit of a break, if possible. This has been a tough year, and we could all use a break, even if it is only for one day or a few hours.

For the traditional side of both the fashion show and dance, participating members wore "ao dai" — a traditional Vietnamese garment worn for ceremonies, school and other special events.

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VSA puts on virtual Tet Show in celebration of the Vietnamese Lunar New Year

By Nicole Freeman and Acacia McCabe | March 22, 2021

The recent anti-Asian sentiments has made this year’s Tet Show even more important in its mission to unite those with shared Vietnamese culture and increase others' cultural awareness.

Ben Rosenthal is a Top 10 Writer for The Cavalier Daily.

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Top 10 excuses for not having U.Va. win your March Madness bracket

By Ben Rosenthal | March 18, 2021

If you’ve made it this far through the article without realizing that I don’t know anything about U.Va. basketball, here’s me letting you down easy — I’m the epitome of a casual fan.

Not only are the burritos cheap, but they are also huge and beyond tasty. I was absolutely stuffed as I finished mine, but every bite was worth it.

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Pico Wrap is a student-athlete favorite for burritos — and for good reason, too

By Madison McNamee | March 18, 2021

If you want to eat like a student-athlete, your first stop is Pico Wrap. If Tony Bennett loves it, then I guarantee you'll love it too.

Rounding with Heart volunteers typically meet in-person for training at the beginning of each semester, but have been meeting on Zoom because of the pandemic.

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Rounding with Heart program promotes virtual volunteering for cardiac care hospital units

By Nicole Freeman | March 16, 2021

Although volunteers have lost the benefit of fostering relationships and learning how to interact with staff and patients, many of the important skills that Rounding with Heart offers have not been lost in the transition to virtual operations.

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Attempting to rediscover a love for learning

By Niharika Singhvi | March 15, 2021

I can continue to choose my present over my future by focusing on what I’m learning now rather than how it’ll numerically contribute to my success later.

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Bring the Italian bakery to your kitchen with a pan of focaccia bread

By Sadie Goodman | March 15, 2021

The opportunities to use this fluffy focaccia bread are endless.

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Top 10 ways to stay connected online

By Ben Rosenthal | March 14, 2021

While a lot of people hear games and think of Monopoly, there are other exciting activities online you can use to end your friendships in awful, bitter, catastrophic, car-crash-style fights.

This recipe may contain steps that look unfamiliar to you, but the resulting delicacy will definitely make your courage and efforts worthy!

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Create authentic Chinese food in your own kitchen with this traditional pancake recipe

By Chuyuan Lyu | March 12, 2021

This authentic Chinese staple — colloquially known as danbing (单饼), which translates to "single pancake" — is very versatile and can be paired with many different flavors.

For “Software Development Methods,” the class utilizes the virtual messaging platform Discord for students to ask questions and meet with their TAs in either office hours or in their cohorts.

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TAs cultivate connection with students, persevere through disconnection of online classes

By Anna Heyse | March 11, 2021

For TAs, a large part of adapting is continually putting students first and continuing to foster student engagement.

I love how the account has provided me with the opportunity to discover how Charlottesville, much like Pittsburgh, has so much to offer in terms of the food scene.

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Running a #foodstagram in college

By Megan Matthis | March 9, 2021

"I see what this account can grow to be, business- and brand-wise, but I ultimately find that the best part of running this account is the joy it brings me."

I know this can be difficult with homework assignments and other distractions, but try to make use of various resources that remind you when to hit the hay such as settings on your phone or apps to alert you of an approaching bedtime.

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Top 10 ways to get a good night’s sleep

By Kaitlyn Hilliard | March 7, 2021

Everyone needs and deserves quality sleep, so take these steps to ensure you are treating your body well. Your body will thank you for these essential acts of self-care.

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Learning guitar taught me how to prepare for tough times

By Mario Rosales | March 7, 2021

Instead of doubting yourself, relish in the truth that the task in front of you is supposed to be hard. I firmly believe whatever goals we might have are accomplishable, but attitude is what makes the difference.

Second-year College student Grace Seymour and fourth-year College student Alex Ellis filled their conversations with reflections on their weekends and student life at the University this semester.

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Love Connection: Alex and Grace

By Katherine Schwartz | March 6, 2021

The two confirmed their satisfaction when they experienced what many of us might be craving at this point in the pandemic — a rare and valuable opportunity to meet someone new.

On Feb. 17, the four coordinated with friends and families to pool $1284.41 together and deliver 112 individually-wrapped Roots bowls, enough for every healthcare worker at the University Hospital’s three COVID-19 units on that day’s morning and night shifts.

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Charlottesville community members come together to support COVID-19 personnel at U.Va. Hospital

By Sally Stouffer | March 4, 2021

Two sibling alumni were moved by the difficulties faced by healthcare staff and were inspired to help them.

One year later, I’m still bending over backwards for yoga

Top 10 hiking spots in and around Charlottesville

Lockdown restrictions managed to bring me closer to my friends

A simple guide to instant Korean noodles

How the search for a major taught me to be optimistic

Top 10 things to do on your University-wide break days

VSA puts on virtual Tet Show in celebration of the Vietnamese Lunar New Year

Top 10 excuses for not having U.Va. win your March Madness bracket

Pico Wrap is a student-athlete favorite for burritos — and for good reason, too

Rounding with Heart program promotes virtual volunteering for cardiac care hospital units

Attempting to rediscover a love for learning

Bring the Italian bakery to your kitchen with a pan of focaccia bread

Top 10 ways to stay connected online

Create authentic Chinese food in your own kitchen with this traditional pancake recipe

TAs cultivate connection with students, persevere through disconnection of online classes

Running a #foodstagram in college

Top 10 ways to get a good night’s sleep

Learning guitar taught me how to prepare for tough times

Love Connection: Alex and Grace

Charlottesville community members come together to support COVID-19 personnel at U.Va. Hospital

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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