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The comedian teased students in the audience, establishing memories for the entire crowd.

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School of Maqbool: Danish Maqbool delivers banter and laughter to U.Va.

By Cecy Juárez and Leon Arceo | March 21, 2022

With a lack of Brown representation in the field of comedy, Maqbool looks to be the change he wants to see and encourage others to follow their passions in comedy.

As someone who considers myself to be a self-respecting person, I was curious and eager to hear what Didion had to say about such an expansive and important concept.

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What does it mean to have self respect?

By Willa Hancock | March 19, 2022

It is often difficult to distinguish between living for others and living for oneself, and the guilt that comes with that distinction has proven crippling in some of my own life experiences.

In addition to their amazing food, Bang! is also known for having some fun and unique cocktails.

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Bang! — A restaurant worth waiting for?

By Nicole Ryeom | March 19, 2022

The delicious food, ambient atmosphere and fun cocktails make it a unique Charlottesville restaurant that is likely to remain a favorite for years to come.

As the Women and Gender director of the Pan American Development Foundation and the founder of her own NGOs, Aragón has decades of experience advocating for women’s rights in the U.S. and in her home state of Chihuahua, Mexico

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“I was born to defend women’s rights:” LSC hosts Laura Aragón

By Jia Williams | March 17, 2022

Throughout the event, Aragón used stories to paint a picture of the cultural norms that contribute to the devaluation of women in Latin America.

Cecy has been writing for The Cavalier Daily since October 2020 and Mario since the summer of 2020.

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The insurmountable importance of expressing the truth

By Mario Rosales and Cecy Juárez | March 17, 2022

The events unraveling in today’s world have reminded us how important this kind of work is and how we must not take our freedom of speech for granted.

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Top 10 reasons missing March Madness is actually a good thing

By Ben Rosenthal | March 17, 2022

I don’t get it — if we hate Virginia Tech so much, why do we want to be part of a tournament in which they’re participating? Wouldn’t that make us guilty by association? I don’t want any association with Virginia Tech.

The freedom to sit or lie on a floor surface helps combat this for me and I am sure it could do so for others as well.

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Why we should normalize sitting on the floor of libraries

By Zoya Zahid | March 11, 2022

I bring this up as an effort to contribute in creating more inclusive and comfortable study spaces for all people such as my fellow floor people.

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Top 10 Wordle Alternatives

By Riley Phillips | March 10, 2022

No matter how many clones and different themes you try, nothing can beat the nostalgia of Wordle, so this site will give you more of what you love.

With a smaller meal plan than the unlimited plan first years use, I was thrown into the challenge of figuring out where to buy groceries

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Learning from my groceries

By Caitlyn Kelley | March 6, 2022

Whether it meant financial sacrifice or sacrificing my time, I made sure to choose grocery stores based on my needs at the moment, not on any expectations I had for myself.

The McIntire Amphitheater — where the vigil was held — had full bleachers at the event's start.

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Community members gather in solidarity with Ukrainian nation and students

By Acacia McCabe and QingYang Wang | March 6, 2022

The vigil was planned by members of Second Year Council.

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I’m in love with you

By Cecy Juárez | February 27, 2022

Allowing myself to fall in love with everyday things has completely transformed my outlook on life — I am able to appreciate the little things that make living worthwhile.

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Functional snacks and beverages to supplement the college student’s diet

By Nicole Ryeom | February 27, 2022

As college students, these products are a great and easy way for us to get in those extra vitamins and health ingredients that will help our bodies in the long run.

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Opening a door of potential and kindness

By Niharika Singhvi | February 25, 2022

Holding the door for someone isn’t the greatest act of selflessness in the world, but it’s a start.

Life

Kevin McDonald imparts life lessons at “Things I Wish I Knew” event

By Alexa Kamm | February 25, 2022

McDonald kicked off his long list of wisdom by urging students to develop interpersonal skills, emphasizing the primacy of human connection over productivity.

“The Career Center offers a range of hands-on opportunities from internships to project-based programs to accommodate individual student needs”

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Students explore the process and challenges of securing summer internships

By Alston Rachels | February 24, 2022

For many, three months off school means time spent gaining another type of education — employment experience in the form of summer internships.

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Students express indifference toward student self-governance

By Jia Williams | February 24, 2022

However, despite being a source of pride for the University as well as a talking point on University Guides' tours, many students appear to be apathetic toward the student-self governance system.

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

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Top 10 bucket list items for graduating students

By Madison Workman | February 22, 2022

I know that we all are just so eager to be brought back to our glory days as first years. Before graduation, make an effort to visit your first-year dorm.

Whether it is a proactive measure or something I do when I am not feeling amazing, journaling always helps me check my emotions and refocus myself accordingly.

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Why I journal

By Zoya Zahid | February 20, 2022

There’s something so therapeutic about getting every thought in your head out — the release is almost euphoric.

Students who signed up were called on to perform spoken word poetry and music

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Students celebrate Black History Month at Open Mic Night

By Alexa Kamm | February 16, 2022

The event sought to give students a space to discuss the topic of self care in connection with their experiences and challenges attending a predominately white institution.

I’ve been comforted by the fact that there are hundreds of people at the University alone who share my passion for the Earth and my concern for its fate.

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Existentialism and environmental science

By Caitlyn Kelley | February 16, 2022

Although I was excited to explore and learn more about the great outdoors, I didn’t know how I would cope with the increasing presence of climate change in my everyday life.

School of Maqbool: Danish Maqbool delivers banter and laughter to U.Va.

What does it mean to have self respect?

Bang! — A restaurant worth waiting for?

“I was born to defend women’s rights:” LSC hosts Laura Aragón

The insurmountable importance of expressing the truth

Top 10 reasons missing March Madness is actually a good thing

Why we should normalize sitting on the floor of libraries

Top 10 Wordle Alternatives

Learning from my groceries

Community members gather in solidarity with Ukrainian nation and students

I’m in love with you

Functional snacks and beverages to supplement the college student’s diet

Opening a door of potential and kindness

Kevin McDonald imparts life lessons at “Things I Wish I Knew” event

Students explore the process and challenges of securing summer internships

Students express indifference toward student self-governance

Top 10 bucket list items for graduating students

Why I journal

Students celebrate Black History Month at Open Mic Night

Existentialism and environmental science

VOROBYEVA: Renovate the motels

Extreme temperatures in rivers could foreshadow environmental damage in Charlottesville

Apple pie to comfort the soul

Lighting of the Lawn 2022 to uplift community at “Full Power”

RIZZIO: The Kitty Foster Memorial deserves better contextualization

School of Architecture to change academic eligibility for student employment positions

Aggravated assault reported in the 800 block of W Main Street

No. 3 men’s basketball handles Florida State 62-57 in ACC Opener

Honor Committee delays Constitutional Convention, passes two bylaws

U.Va. awards posthumous degrees to Lavel Davis Jr., D’Sean Perry and Devin Chandler

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