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Design. Build. Evaluate: ecoMOD-4

In any debate about which groups of students at the University spend the most time holed up in their class buildings, the students in the Architecture and Engineering Schools tend to come out on top.


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Fame is a Battlefield

In life, so many choices come in pairs. Whenever Sunday comes around, we have to decide between getting reading done for the week or downing dollar pitchers at the Virginian.


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Vote for Steve: Good Guy Room 2009-2010

So the Dec?s Lawn-mocking list should be out by now ? but they?re all a bunch of dirty, lazy hippies so don?t hold your breath ... Unless there?s a Dec kid nearby, then hold your breath because yuck, the stench of poor hygiene and failure ? and that means I can finally see who got the Lawn instead of me!


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Debating the Bailout

Stepping into the Oval Office, Barack Obama had the greatest economic crisis since the Great Depression handed to him.


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Spring Break on a Budget

In light of the current economic situation, many University students find that limited budgets coupled with relatively high travel costs have significantly restricted or entirely eliminated their Spring Break travel plans.Some students, however, are still determined to get away for a week of fun in the sun.


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Watch your language

When people find out that I?m going to study abroad in Peru, one of the first questions they ask is, ?Do you speak Spanish?? Usually, I just tell them that I took it in high school because honestly, I don?t actually know how good my linguistic abilities are.


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Worth a Thousand Words

Standing atop a ladder, shuffling through one of the 11,000 songs on his iPod, artist Lincoln Perry spends the majority of his spring afternoons in Old Cabell Hall, painting the 11-panel mural ?The Student?s Progress.? His hands covered in charcoal, he carefully sketches the life story of a redheaded female University undergraduate student on the walls of the building?s lobby.


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Bloodthirsty Birdflesh

Times are tough. We are in the midst of a horrendous economic crisis, thousands are dying needlessly in conflicts overseas and innocent people all over America continue to be subjected to Nickelback on their radio stations.


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Voices of the Past

The small crowd in attendance at the Kaleidoscope Room Wednesday night took a look back into a challenging part of University history through the faces and words of those who lived through integration while at the University.


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Deal Breakers

I live in a house with nine other girls. It?s not the pillow-fight-in-your-underwear-type of house, but we do have a penchant for not doing our schoolwork.


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Breaking Springs Like Mattress Kings

Yay, yay one more week until the University cancels class! Finally we can ditch the academic bulimia of regurgitating answers onto Scantrons and go back to the normal kind to get ready for Beach Week, lol*.I know some of you guys are super upset that Spring Break is coming.


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Tired of Being Alone? Never.

My life would suck without Kelly Clarkson. She has been around for a long time ? eight seasons to be exact ? and as a personal screaming-type of release from the real world, she has been amazing.


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Mr. Martin Goes to Washington

Gone are the days of University life for Law Prof. David Martin. The calm days of lectures and meetings with students and faculty members are, for now, part of the past.A specialist in international and immigration law, Martin now is on two years of leave from the University, to work for Barack Obama?s administration at the Department of Homeland Security.Martin will serve as Principal Deputy General Counsel, currently acting as the General Counsel, which means he is the second most senior lawyer in the department, he said.The department has a wide range of responsibilities, Martin said, noting that he will deal with the more delicate ones.Currently, Martin is serving former Gov.

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Indieheads is one of many Contracted Independent Organizations at the University dedicated to music, though it stands out to students for many reasons. Indieheads President Brian Tafazoli describes his experience and involvement in Indieheads over the years, as well as the impact that the organization has had on his personal and musical development.