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Getting schooled

By Phil Kleinheinz | February 27, 2012

I am the School of Continuing and Professional Studies representative on Student Council, but let me emphasize that I do not speak for that body; rather, I speak to you as a full-time University employee, probably the only primary stakeholder in this entire discussion of a living wage. Jared Brown, in an email which I gladly will forward, calls us on Council apathetic and too ignorant to even read a local, let alone national newspaper.

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Fine print

By Managing Board | February 24, 2012

Media General is a media conglomerate whose holdings and debts have piled up for years. The company owns newspapers including The Richmond Times-Dispatch and The Daily Progress and prints and delivers The Cavalier Daily.

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Crime and punishment

By Managing Board | February 23, 2012

"Has there ever been a case of a student committing murder for the sake of robbery?" asked G.Z. Yeliseyev, a critic who could not believe Dostoevsky's novel "Crime and Punishment." The jury in the murder trial of George Huguely gave an answer last night, finding the former University student guilty of grand larceny and the second-degree murder of Yeardley Love.

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Final Fridays

By Managing Board | February 23, 2012

In a move not rash, but calculated we will literally say, "Stop the presses," this afternoon to halt any issues of The Cavalier Daily from being printed tomorrow and Fridays for the foreseeable future.

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Striking out loud

By Sam Carrigan | February 23, 2012

Hunger

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Presidential confessionals

By Alex Yahanda | February 23, 2012

It is curious

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Houston, we have a problem

By Jaime Dailey | February 23, 2012

Whitney Houston will

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Good intuition

By Managing Board | February 23, 2012

Education is a business, especially in the Commerce School. Or is it vice-versa? The bottom-line is: Commerce students pay $3,000 above standard undergraduate University tuition.

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Getting better with wage

By Ginny Robinson | February 23, 2012

The

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A wage we can believe in

By Kimberly Rolla | February 23, 2012

For 14 years, the members

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Choice words

By Cora Schenberg | February 23, 2012

Whether or not you

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Broken leadership

By Jared Brown | February 22, 2012

The Living Wage protesters are now entering day five of their hunger strike. These protesters are demanding equitable pay for our least paid workers.

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Hunger artists

By Managing Board | February 22, 2012

Some might say climbing the steps to the president's office requires turning your back on the Living Wage Campaign, which starves and strikes on steps across the street at the Rotunda.

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Copy, paste, repeat

By Denise Taylor | February 22, 2012

Over the

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Hunger games

By Jason Hickel | February 22, 2012

The Living

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Who is a person?

By Donna McBride | February 20, 2012

The Virginia legislature's House Bill 1 would define a fertilized egg as a person and House Bill 462 will force women to submit to an invasive, transvaginal ultrasound without their consent before seeking an abortion.

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Hoo cares

By Managing Board | February 20, 2012

If a Student Council meeting happens, and no one is in attendance, does anything get done? The harder question: If the person who takes attendance doesn't show - well, where do we go from here? Student government elections are accompanied by paradoxes of apathy.

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It all looks Greek to me

By Sam Novack | February 20, 2012

Greece

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He said, she said

By Tim Thornton | February 20, 2012

I

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The poor and the Richmond

By Managing Board | February 17, 2012

We have some demands to make of the Living Wage Campaign. Today marks the deadline which the campaign has set for the University administration to meet its demands, lest action be taken.