By the numbers
November 13, 200980: as of publication time, the approximate number of hours since Charlottesville last saw the sun 1,500: the number in dollars that Virginia football players donated to the Hoos for Herzlich campaign, with proceeds benefitting Uplifting Athletes, a non-profit that works within the college football community to raise awareness about rare diseases 11: the Virginia men's basketball team's predicted finish out of 12 teams in the Atlantic Coast Conference, according to the preseason ACC media poll 1,500,000: the dollar increase in Charlottesville's business and professional license tax revenues since last fiscal year, due in large part to the audit of one new large financial company that "did exceedingly well," Charlottesville Director of Economic Development Aubrey Watts said 6: the number of hybrid and fuel-efficient Zipcars the University's Department of Parking and Transportation will introduce for its new car-sharing program on Grounds 6: the number of times The Cavalier Daily has published an editorial criticizing The Honor Committee's ambiguous intent clause this semester 0: the number of proposals the Honor Committee has put forth to consider changing the intent clause this semester 0: the number of Virginia men's basketball players included on the all-ACC preseason team, much to the chagrin of sophomore guard Sylven Landesberg 3: the number of regular season games center Assane Sene will miss because of a suspension for conduct detrimental to the team 647,155: the number of students already on the waiting list for that American Politics class you want to take by the time you can enroll on SIS 638: number of votes as of last night for Speak Up UVA's most popular student-proposed initiative: increasing Internet speed at the Lambeth Field Apartments 19,000: total number of attendees at the 22nd annual Virginia Film Festival during its four-day run last weekend 200: approximate number of nominations that the University's Special Committee on the Nomination of a President has received to consider for President John T.
