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I wanted to consider this article a love letter to the friendships that perhaps aren’t as strong as they were last year. Though — unlike the fox and the little prince — we aren’t forever separated, I’ll still think of them when I walk past the Lawn, stop in O’Hill dining hall or pass our old dorm buildings.

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Loving the people you’re with

By Caitlyn Kelley | October 3, 2021

Though I miss the closeness we had last year, I will forever value the lessons they taught me and the memories they gave me.

Anna Mason is a Top 10 writer for The Cavalier Daily.

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Top 10 fall bucket list activities for students in Charlottesville

By Anna Mason | October 3, 2021

Here are some activities to help you take advantage of the cooler air before the time comes when you need to put on your winter coat and crank up the heat.

A characteristic of sitting on the floor that has followed since childhood and continues to define a part of me.

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I’m a floor girl

By Zoya Zahid | September 30, 2021

If you’re a floor person like myself, maybe you found some solace in knowing that you are not alone in your floor preference.

Ethical and locally sourced ingredients for a delicious treat at Bee Conscious' bakery

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Bee Conscious Baking Company brings consciously curated goods to Charlottesville

By Nicole Ryeom | September 28, 2021

Bee Conscious' menu has everything from sweet treats like donuts and scones to savory produce like free-range eggs and organic microgreens.

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

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Top 10 ways to stay healthy throughout in-person classes

By Madison Workman | September 27, 2021

As we start to feel the routine motions of the fall semester’s academic rigor, make sure you are still taking time for yourself.

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Getting lost around Grounds

By Samantha Cynn | September 27, 2021

There were things I really missed about being at the University — and surprisingly, getting lost was one of them.

Being in academia can be challenging, but the process can be extremely rewarding when your needs are met and you are at your best.

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Top 10 ways to persevere through in-person classes

By Zachary Anderson | September 23, 2021

Being in academia can be challenging, but the process can be extremely rewarding when your needs are met and you are at your best.

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Once again, a lot has changed over the past 365 days

By Mario Rosales | September 23, 2021

There is nothing else like being a student on Grounds, and I wouldn’t trade this experience for the world.

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Across Grounds, career services adapt to aid students in recruiting season

By Jia Williams | September 20, 2021

The multiple University career offices around Grounds are ready to connect students to the best opportunities for their unique skills and aspirations.

To kick off his discussion on the topic of “China's Premodern Centricity,” Womack welcomed Wang Gungwu — University Professor at National University of Singapore and renowned Chinese historian — as his first guest collaborator.

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Politics Professor Emeritus leads prestigious four-part lecture series

By Elise Kim and Acacia McCabe | September 19, 2021

Each session will feature Womack’s own knowledge, an assortment of attendee questions organized by a chosen moderator and significant collaboration with a renowned Chinese expert.

There was an intimate and friendly atmosphere at IX Park Thursday evening, as the Charlottesville Pride Community Network hosted a Thursday Night Market Pride Takeover as part of their weeklong Pride celebration.

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Charlottesville community gathers at IX Park for Pride Week’s Thursday Night Market

By Pauline Povitsky | September 19, 2021

The event took place from 4 to 8 p.m. with a couple hundred people coming and going throughout the evening.

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Top 10 ways to make friends in your classes

By Anna Mason | September 16, 2021

Nothing is more reassuring for a person who doesn’t know anyone in their class to have someone come up to them and introduce themselves.

A colorful spread of greens and Gigi Hadid's famous vodka pasta create a feast for both your eyes and your stomach.

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How to enjoy Gigi Hadid’s famous vodka pasta

By Yumi Kim | September 16, 2021

Even I, with my limited — pretty much nonexistent — cooking skills, was able to make this pasta with ease.

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It’s OK if you want to wear your best sundress to your statistics lecture or a snazzy polo to astronomy. No one will judge you if you wear a plain t-shirt and oversized basketball shorts to a discussion.

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The elitism of Greek life

By Samantha Cynn | September 8, 2021

As an outsider, hearing from friends, classmates and others about their experiences will continue to shape my own outlook and ability to craft potential solutions to these organizations' most persistent problems.

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

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Top 10 things I forgot about being on Grounds the last two years

By Ben Rosenthal | September 8, 2021

This is me using my platform for selfish reasons again, and I don't care.

The recipe for Greek Momo started out in cafes and was sold as a breakfast item, but due to its popularity and feasibility, more and more Koreans are creating this recipe at home.

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Korean desserts perfect for the last of the summer heat

By Grace Park | September 8, 2021

From traditional Korean shaved ice to the trending Greek Momo and watermelon punch, there is a refreshing dessert for everyone to enjoy.

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Top 10 eateries near Grounds

By Yumi Kim | September 5, 2021

Over the past year, I have been able to come up with my top 10 places to eat near Central Grounds for anyone who is in search of places to eat to fulfill any and all cravings they may have.

Fourth-year Engineering student Tae Chang and fourth-year College student Eric Su practice their swings on the driving range during Golf class.

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Students and educators return to in-person interactive learning

By Acacia McCabe | September 2, 2021

These classes might have been disrupted by online learning, but they are now moving forward with a new knowledge of learning style and restored confidence Grounds can return to normal.

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The fear of falling behind

By Samantha Cynn | August 23, 2021

Even if the fear of being a slacker is prevalent, there has to be a point where we all collectively cut ourselves some slack.

Loving the people you’re with

Top 10 fall bucket list activities for students in Charlottesville

I’m a floor girl

Bee Conscious Baking Company brings consciously curated goods to Charlottesville

Top 10 ways to stay healthy throughout in-person classes

Getting lost around Grounds

Top 10 ways to persevere through in-person classes

Once again, a lot has changed over the past 365 days

Across Grounds, career services adapt to aid students in recruiting season

Politics Professor Emeritus leads prestigious four-part lecture series

Charlottesville community gathers at IX Park for Pride Week’s Thursday Night Market

Top 10 ways to make friends in your classes

How to enjoy Gigi Hadid’s famous vodka pasta

The Cavalier wears Prada

The elitism of Greek life

Top 10 things I forgot about being on Grounds the last two years

Korean desserts perfect for the last of the summer heat

Top 10 eateries near Grounds

Students and educators return to in-person interactive learning

The fear of falling behind

Governor Youngkin appoints four new members to the Board of Visitors

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Robyn Hadley to serve as both Dean of Students and Vice President and Chief Student Affairs Officer

Food-related CIOs plan to form food union

Burglary reported to the CPD in 1400 block of Virginia Avenue

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An easy kulfi recipe to satisfy your summer sweet tooth

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