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Matmen aim for rebound

[caption id="attachment_40338" align="alignleft" width="222" caption="Redshirt sophomore Mike Salopek looks to continue to improve on his 28-10 record from last season with a strong showing this weekend.


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Squad prepares for follow-up act

[caption id="attachment_40286" align="alignleft" width="270" caption="Sophomore pitcher Melanie Mitchell returns to the Cavaliers' rotation after earning VaSID Pitcher of the Year honors following her freshman campaign.


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Own or be owned

Atop the ladder of every professional sports franchise, a giant wallet is pulling all the strings. All of the team operations rely on the decisions of its owner.


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Gerson thrives at Virginia

[caption id="attachment_40210" align="alignleft" width="244" caption="Sophomore guard Lexie Gerson has scored in double figures in six games this season, including 19 points against Radford.


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Bowl bound

There's this little poster floating around Grounds, and perhaps you have seen it. On this otherwise nondescript piece of paper is a list of the hundred or so things that fourth years are supposed to do before they take their degrees and leave the University on their path toward the real world.


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Team overcomes early setback, downs Illinois

[caption id="attachment_40127" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="In Virginia's bout against the evenly-matched Fighting Illini, junior Lindsey Hardenbergh earned her fourth victory in singles play, preserving her perfect record.


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Squad readies for rematch at home

The Virginia women's basketball team knows it could have beaten Florida State earlier this season. When the team hosts the Seminoles tonight, it will have the chance to prove it. "So many shots rimmed out in the Florida State game," coach Debbie Ryan said.


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On March 19, the Federal Communications Commission authorized Nexstar Media Group to finalize its acquisition of TEGNA Media Group, potentially creating the most expensive and largest broadcast media company in U.S. history. However, there have been many appeals of the decision, as it could have lasting implications for the media that students at the University consume and study.