ACROSS 1. Hundred ____ Wood 5. Weirdly funny 10. Cousin's aunt to you, possibly 13.
Townies. They're everywhere -- at the football games, at the grocery store, at the mall. And in your classes. Dozens of students who grew up in Charlottesville attend the University each year, bringing their own unique perspective on the pursuit of independence, the role of family and what it means to be a "townie." Going to college for most University students involves an actual, physical move away from familiar surroundings into a totally new environment, but for these students, dorms may be as close as a 10-minute drive from home. First-year College student Sarah Borish moved to Charlottesville before attending high school.
If you coaxed Tyra Banks into a little, flower embroidered basket attached to a bicycle and wrapped her in a blanket, she'd look exactly like ET.
From putting on ties and sundresses before a football game to taking it all off to streak the Lawn, the University has its fair share of traditions.
To the really hot girl in SYS 321: On the day of the midterm could you please not look so damn hot?
Gathering nightly in the Student Activities Building with a shared passion for dance, acceptance and culture, the members of Mahogany Dance Troupe practice diligently for tonight's performance.
We've finally done it. After traveling the world of cuisine -- India, South Africa, Cuba -- we have finally sat down and enjoyed some good ol' American food. Do not be fooled.
As you lie on your comfy couch, the fire blazes, the television special escalates to its climax and your stomach rumbles for food from local restaurants that don't provide delivery. Instead of being forced to pull yourself away from your picture-perfect environment, a new business, Take-Out Tonight, may provide an alternative to the daunting task (for many college students) of eating dinner.
Mexico City, Mex. 8/03 I've just been robbed. Three hours have passed since my wallet was pinched and my hand is still shaking, making it difficult to scribble these words down.
It has gotten to that point in the day when morning and night all start merging into one general sense of fatigue.
A few people scurry across the brick path down East Lawn, and two squirrels chase each other among the branches.
This is the first in a three-part series on relationships. Part one features dating between athletes and non-athletes.
Damnit, they're everywhere. No matter how hard you try to relax, pay attention in class, watch a movie, or anything else, a cell phone is going to screw it all up.
Roughly 8,000 students on 725 teams participated in Intramural Sports last fall, according to Todd Bowman, assistant director of intramural sports. And tonight, from 7 p.m.
Nothing brings alumni back like a goodfootball weekend. By Friday afternoon, the cars start rolling down Main Street, waving their orange and blue flags.
There's one experience every University student has in common. Whether you are completing your first two months here at the University or rushing to take that non-Western perspective before you graduate, you have seen Dean.
ACROSS 1. Indian governor 6.Viagra offers and pleas fromNigerian bankers, e.g. 10. Wife of Osiris 14.
If men are from Mars and women are from Venus, this week the two planets collide for Alpha Chi Omega and Phi Psi's "Battle of the Sexes." The weeklong "battle" consists of multiple events which will determine which of the two sexes are the strongest, smartest and most philanthropic.
It is only mid-October and not only does graduation loom on the distant horizon, but it also brings with it the inevitable job hunt.
