As a future lawn resident and a member of several organizations that had incorrect records in Monday’s Lawn article (2009 — 2010 Lawn Application Statistics, 3/16/2009), I was extremely disappointed in the number of errors made by The Cavalier Daily. Falsely reported on and underrepresented in your selected applicant numbers were: Sigma Kappa, Kappa Delta, the University Guide Service and the University Programs Council to name a few. How ironic that such errors are printed the same day your Viewpoint Writer Matt Dickey prints an article praising your paper’s services (“Relevant reporting,” 3/16/2009). Relevant topics being reported? Yes. Accurate? Unfortunately, not.
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GILLIKIN and JOHNSON: U.Va., please rescind your Federal Executive Institute bid
By Steven L. Johnson and Matthew Gillikin | 1 hours agoBy withdrawing its competing bid and endorsing the Charlottesville City Schools’ bid, the University has a high-profile opportunity to strengthen its partnership with Charlottesville City Schools.
BAKER, FRIDLEY, LIEU: We should re-examine Inclusive Access textbooks on Grounds
By Susannah Baker , Chloe Fridley and Brighton Lieu | April 11, 2025This appearance gives a fooling impression that Inclusive Access is the cheapest, best option for students, when in reality, the program is misleading in cost, accessibility and privacy.
OBITUARY: John Thomas Casteen III passes away at 81
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