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The Backyard

As the new academic year commences, the search for previously unexplored and exciting food options does as well, particularly for those students who are relying less and less on University dining halls.


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How I handle fear

When I'm sad or uncomfortable or jealous, I generally use one of two defensive maneuvers: sleep or insults. When I was 16, my heart was broken into about nine pieces.


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Converted

I owe it all to James Van Der Beek. I admit that I am one of those pathetic girls who used to sit at home for hours just to watch a marathon of "Dawson's Creek." So it should be no surprise that one fateful summer afternoon I would watch MTV's "When I Was Seventeen" just to get a glimpse into the former heartthrob's life as a teenager.


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Cozy?

First-year students have it easy. They check a website that tells them where they live and who their roommates are.


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App Madness

Perhaps contrary to popular belief, video gaming can be more beneficial than just having the opportunity to learn the secrets to World of Warcraft.


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Parting cents

Class of 2010 - Congrats on graduation and welcome to the real world. As you prepare to leave Mr. Jefferson's University, I offer you a few practical financial tips for your future that you can take advantage of during your last weeks on Grounds, this summer and beyond.


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How to pick a stock

A basic knowledge of how to invest in the stock market is an important financial skill. Yet many find penetrating the mysteries of Wall Street to be a rather daunting task.


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Unconventional Wisdom

Four years ago - acceptance letter in hand - I anticipated all I would learn in college, all the changes I would undergo.


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The Betty Crockers of UVa

Sweet aromas waft through Newcomb Hall every other Friday afternoon, carrying the delicious scent of the Baking Club's freshly made cakes and cookies from the dining hall's kitchens. This club mainly specializes in desserts, concocting an assortment of scrumptious breads, pies and other treats.


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Missing Dub

I've been spending hours now writing final papers for two of my classes. My hands are tired from typing, and I am incredibly sick of the album I've had on repeat for the last few hours - my play count is up to a whopping 71.


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Questions about Britain

After living in London for several months, I feel qualified to analyze various assumptions about Britain and its people - at least, enough to confirm or reject some widely-held stereotypes. Many questions I received during my stay regarded drinking and fast food, probably because I'm in college and have friends who are also in college.


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Size matters

A few weeks ago, I was teasing a friend about having the dreaded misfortune of eating alone in a dining hall.


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Knowing professors

Last Sunday, two friends and I had lunch at the home of one our professors. She served us homemade gazpacho and chocolate chip cookies, and we sat around talking about literature and our time at U.Va.


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