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Top 10 things to expect for finals season, online style
By Anna Mason | April 22, 2020Finals week is approaching at an alarming speed, and it is important that everyone register this fact.
Finals week is approaching at an alarming speed, and it is important that everyone register this fact.
Jjapaguri is perfect for a quick lunch, late-night snack or something to enjoy while watching “Parasite” with your family
Staying at home and living the life of less social interaction is something that may end in two weeks or two months, and the uncertainty that we face does not guarantee anything.
Here's a fun twist on your everyday instant coffee, which can be easily repurposed since all the ingredients are probably lying around in your kitchen already.
Regardless of whether they’re staying in Charlottesville or going home, international students have had a range of obstacles to tackle, but they understand that it is inevitable under the current circumstances.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated their guidelines last week, recommending that people wear covered masks in public spaces like grocery stores and pharmacies.
While students have mostly left Grounds and social distancing policies are in full effect in the Commonwealth, Corner Juice remains committed to serving the Charlottesville community.
No matter where you live, it is nice to come home to the place you know best.
You may have class in these places every day, but which one truly matches your aesthetic?
It took a worldwide crisis for me to realize just how lucky I am to have the family that I do.
Whether it is office hours, a conversation in passing or slight gossip with your friends, I look forward to the day that we can talk to one another without having to politely type our thoughts or shout into the six-foot void between one another.
I have been trying new things to occupy my time, and these have been my windows, my new distractions. Find your window.
Wednesday marked the one-year anniversary of the University’s NCAA title win.
You’re entering the laundry room and someone is taking your clothes out of the washer and putting them on top, socks falling haphazardly all over the place — sound familiar? Yeah, me too.
In some ways, it felt inappropriate to call for a celebration given the fear that so many people are experiencing right now. However, the elements that made up my birthday helped us contribute to controlling the spread of the virus and staying sane while quarantining.
This is merely a call to remember to always treat service workers with kindness — especially in this time of financial uncertainty.
Reach out to see if you can volunteer with a senior living homes to talk to a resident via video call or offer to deliver groceries to high-risk members of your neighborhood.
This dessert is healthy, easy and delectable — not to mention it will fill your house with a harmonious aroma of cinnamon and comfort.
My name is Emma Keller, and there's a million things I haven't done. Until last month, listening to the Tony-award winning musical sensation "Hamilton" was one of them.
These EMT students are just like you and I, but they are risking their lives in pursuit of a flattened curve.
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