Making new friends as a first year in the time of COVID-19
By Malachy Dwyer | October 1, 2020Do not fret, my yet-to-be new friends, I have successfully navigated these treacherous waters and I have five new friends.
Do not fret, my yet-to-be new friends, I have successfully navigated these treacherous waters and I have five new friends.
The poop probes seem to work though, as they’ve already caught Ms. Rona’s first appearance since U.Va. decided that students having “the college experience” was more important than the lives of Charlottesville residents.
His weekly running initiative, Run with Jim, might as well be Run from Jim right now.
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This is all just a long-winded way of saying that we probably didn’t even need one, let alone two, banks on the Corner.
I want this article to be a way to escape the reality of the new normal we face amidst the harrowing COVID-19 outbreak.
How you can pad your resume with the activities you’re already doing at home.
During this immeasurable amount of time isolated from the outside world, I have spent many a night pondering the inner workings of our universe, trying to answer the most fundamental questions regarding our existence and purpose.
To ease your suffering, I’ve compiled a list of activities to keep you feeling entertained and productive, despite the danger of a global pandemic looming over our heads.
Whether you like it or not, there is PLENTY of company to be found at these libraries
I got rejected simply because I dared to push the bounds of improv.
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There's PLENTY of ways to have fun at home!
I’ve taken it upon myself to round up the TikToks of all the girls I can find and ranking them from best to worst.
The Cavalier Daily sent me on the campaign trail to see what the word on the suburban street was.
Charlottesville really makes the distance feel like more, however, ~love knows no distance~ am I right?
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