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No. 11 Cavaliers shoot to batter Rams

[caption id="attachment_30630" align="alignleft" width="231" caption="Sophomore Greg Monaco is part of stalwart Cavalier defense that has given up only four goals in seven games this season, three of which were shutouts.


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Coach Maes makes it as easy as 1-2-3

[caption id="attachment_30628" align="alignleft" width="181" caption="Now in his second season as Virginia's coach, Lee Maes has always encouraged his players to follow three basic rules: continually strive to improve, treat each opponent the same regardless of ranking and always stay in the present.


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Team uses lessons from loss to crack Clemson

[caption id="attachment_30600" align="alignleft" width="298" caption="Senior midfielder Jess Rostedt scored the Cavaliers' backbreaking second goal against Clemson in Sunday's victory at home, Virginia's first ACC win.


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Squad

The Virginia women's volleyball team dropped to 1-2 in the ACC after a long weekend in Florida, falling to both Miami and No.


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Wild cats and underdogs

Though I'm sure you've all been absorbed in the Kasparov-Karpov chess rematch in Spain these past few days, I'd like to talk about a less-followed sport: primetime football. It's rare that any Dallas game lives up to the hype that surrounds it, but the Cowboys-Giants game was a fast-paced thriller.


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Midterm report card

For University students, midterms are about two weeks away. But Virginia athletics run on a different schedule, with the fall season starting a couple weeks before the academic semester starts, and ending a couple weeks before the academic semester ends. So, I find this an ideal time to give each of the fall sports midterm grades.


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Wow, what a dismal weekend of football for me. My two favorite teams - the Dallas Cowboys and, of course, the Cavaliers - lost by a combined five points.

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Latest Podcast

As the school year begins to pick up, Dr. Eileen Chou, interim dean of the Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy, discusses some of her plans for the school and shares her background. Chou spoke about leadership, excitement surrounding the opening of Batten’s new building and a bit about how she will balance her duties as interim dean while also staying connected with students and faculty.