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Julianne Saunders


I started to see myself as more than someone’s potential girlfriend, but as a full person in my own right.

Transfer student blues

Contrary to what my initial imposter syndrome would have me believe, my experiences before coming to the University and the work I put into transferring were the things that helped me succeed. 

Open since 1923, The Virginian is the oldest restaurant in Charlottesville. Having endured challenging times in U.S. history such as Prohibition and World War II — The Virginian has been a staple establishment on the Corner for the past century.

Celebrating 100 years of The Virginian

Replete with a caricaturist, a photo booth, limited edition anniversary themed merch, a D.J. and 1920s cocktails, the Virginian made sure the party went on throughout brunch, lunch, dinner and late night bites despite the tropical storm raging outside. 

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 Partaking in fashion trends can be fun, but I no longer feel the pressure to conform to them. 
Both Gibson and Fuller discussed the history of abortion access and ways that states and localities have attempted to restrict abortion rights even before Roe v. Wade was overturned. 
The Audit, Compliance and Risk committee of the BOV is responsible for inspecting the University’s accounts and processes and assessing potential risks for the academic and medical center divisions of the University.
Two University School of Law students joined the meeting via Zoom to present seven proposals for the City to expand  tax relief programs, which provide aid to residents to reduce  tax burdens. 
专家组成员基于在此次疫情中接近一百万的死亡总人数,详细讨论了新冠疫情对国家的影响。
The final budget adopted by the ordinance totals $212 million. 
Members of the public are encouraged to attend the April 7 budgeting work session, April 12 budget approval meeting and April 18 traditional City Council meeting. 
Panelists detailed the impact of the pandemic on the nation as total fatalities approach one million.
During public comment, local seventh grader Caja Edwards called in to tell Council about conditions at Buford Middle School — where Edwards attends — such as cramped classrooms and insufficient bathroom space. 

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