Well, it's that time. With finals and term papers looming, and the cap and gown eyeing me ominously from the corner of my room, it's time for me to hang up my pen as a Cavalier Daily writer.
For most people, water is nothing but a good thing, especially this time of year. It's a tool for re-hydration after a long run in the sun or a long night on a barstool.
The next decade of college basketball will determine how history will treat the 2003 NCAA champion Syracuse Orangemen.
I'd like to start off this week's installment of my column by apologizing to both of my faithful readers for those cries for help masquerading as NCAA Tournament predictions that ran last week.
Last night, the Virginia men's basketball team bowed out of the NIT with a second-round loss to St.
Sometimes it's a scary world that we live in today. Terrorists, snipers, biological weapons and leaders on power trips all have served to escalate international tension and make the citizens of the United States and the world take stock of their lives.
It's getting to be that time of year -- the February dead zone. It's the least favorite month of the year for most sports fans.
My friends, it's a bleak time of year to be in Charlottesville -- or anywhere else on the East Coast, for that matter.
The word "parity" gets thrown around a lot in the sporting world. Generally, it has to do with a team like the Baltimore Ravens winning the Super Bowl.
Kickers. Football kickers. There's just something about kickers that separates them from their teammates.
