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Cavs missing top runners for Onesty meet

Few sports are permitted this kind of honesty. In other sports, "every game counts" and "you can't overlook anybody." But things work a little differently in the world of cross country. Maybe it's because the sport has little fanfare.


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Women's golf finishes fourth at South Carolina tournament

Led by sophomore Rachel Smith, the Virginia women's golf team produced a strong showing at this week's Cougar Classic tournament in Hanahan, S.C. The Cavaliers finished fourth in the 16-team contest won by Louisiana State University and placed highest among the six ACC schools that participated. Smith shot a career-low score of 68 (-4) in the competition's final round.


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Zips boast versatile Frye as leader of offense

Two years ago, the Cavaliers played an undistinguished homecoming game against the Akron Zips. While Cavalier fans may remember Virginia quarterback Matt Schaub's breakout for five touchdowns in that game, they may have forgotten the quarterback on the other sideline, a young sophomore named Charlie Frye.


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Cavs sluggish on defense, come up short at Richmond

RICHMOND, Va. -- The No. 10 Virginia field hockey team traveled to face in-state rival Richmond yesterday, but the lifeless Cavaliers were defeated as a substitute freshman scored the winning goal in Richmond's 2-1 victory. The score in the contest came with just under five minutes remaining when Richmond midfielder Shannon Taylor moved up the left baseline toward the Cavalier cage.


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There's no such thing as too much football

When football season rolls around, I tend to watch a ton of television. In fact, my first-year roommate's mother gives lectures to high school students about time management in college, and my Saturday viewing routine is one of her favorite examples of how not to control your time.


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Since the Contemplative Commons opening April 4, the building has hosted events for the University community. Sam Cole, Commons’ Assistant Director of Student Engagement, discusses how the Contemplative Sciences Center is molding itself to meet students’ needs and provide a wide range of opportunities for students to discover contemplative practices that can help them thrive at the University.