KATUIN: Outdated Cavalier Daily website dissuades readers
By Jacquelyn Katuin | November 11, 2016Community members are unlikely to spend much time on the website
Community members are unlikely to spend much time on the website
Unfortunately, affirmative action has hurt the very people it intends to benefit
Since we are surrounded by statistics, we should be taught how to understand them
We should read Grimm fairy tales to our children so they can learn to cope with their fears
Clinton primary voters are complicit in whatever hellfire the next four years bring
87: The percentage of surveyed students who reported some degree of anxiety about the presidential election 52: The percentage of total Americans who reported some degree of anxiety about the election, according to the American Psychological Association 93: The percentage of surveyed students registered to vote either in Virginia or in their home state 67: The percentage of likely U.Va.
It is of the utmost importance that we hold our representatives accountable to the facts
We can only hope Trump will serve with more dignity than how he ran his campaign
A far more likely reality is that Duterte is an idiosyncratic blip in the Asia Pacific region
Eliminating Daylight Savings Time would be in the best interest of all Americans
The prevalence of this issue makes it important we find effective tools to fix it
Just try human decency, or respect for self if respecting others is too much to ask
Placing an emphasis on undergraduate education at its most basic level shows the administration truly cares
The jury decision validates what people who knew Eramo always believed
Is there no room to admit that Hillary Clinton is a deeply flawed candidate?
If we want to fight bigotry on Grounds, purging racism from the right would be a good place to start
An improvement to the existing system would benefit all parties and is worth the investment
People deserve the chance to define themselves on their own terms
All students should be required to take ENWR 1510
Rather than obscuring our beliefs, we should clarify them by embracing more labels, not less