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Unqualified support

Earlier this week, The Cavalier Daily ran an article titled "Gay at U.Va.: Part 1" that highlighted the experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer faculty and staff at the University.


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The Finnish Connection

Earlier this year, the United Nations issued a report calling Internet access a basic human right. This came a year after Finland guaranteed its citizens access to broadband Internet.


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Transhuman express

BESSE Cooper, the world's oldest person, recently celebrated her 115th birthday. While reaching such an age is a rare feat, the number of centenarians in the United States has grown at a swift rate in recent years.


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Boxed in

Today marks the deadline for University students to downgrade or drop their meal plans for the fall semester.


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Getting the message across

IT IS A burden - if a person stops to think about such things - to work on a newspaper at the University founded by Thomas Jefferson, a man who famously set such great store by newspapers. In 1787, Mr. Jefferson wrote: "


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Legally kind

ORIENTATION can be a stressful time. New students are worried about making the transition to the next stage of their lives amid unfamiliar surroundings.


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Second line of defense

Virginia Attorney General and University alumnus Ken Cuccinelli issued a written opinion July 1 in which he asserted the University's current firearms policy does not provide it with the legal authority to prevent concealed carry permit holders from bringing guns into on-Grounds buildings.


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Cornering the market

Among the changes that occurred in Charlottesville while students were away this summer was the opening of a new clothing store, Jack Wills, in the retail space on the Corner that previously was home to The Corner Market.


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Dismounting the pedestal

THIS year marks the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War's beginning. Even in the 21st Century, the shadow of the Confederacy looms ominously on the fringes of Southern culture.

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