U.Va. students are missing out on one of the things that makes college life so terrific - attending basketball games. It's amazing (and sad) to see the small number of students that attend games. A short walk can produce two hours of real fun, and the more students there, the more fun it is. A by-product is that the team responds to student support.\nSo, mosey over to the gym on a weekend afternoon or evening; take a break from studying on week night (games are usually at 7). It's easy and there's no cost. You'll appreciate the effort that Coach Bennett's team is putting forth, and whether you intend to or not, you'll get caught up in experience.
Fred Weinberg
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