Life

Life

Hovering wasps put sting in outdoor plans

By Adam Justice | October 9, 2000

As she swatted a yellow jacket away from her soda, Newcomb balcony diner Sonia Gosain grimaced. "They're like telemarketers, they just won't go away," said the second-year College student. Gosain and other diners will be kept busy swatting this time of year, when swarms of yellow jackets and hornets descend upon dumpsters, trash cans and hapless diners around Grounds. During the summer months, wasps and hornets stay at their nests.

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Life

Odds and Ends

By Cavalier Daily Staff | October 9, 2000

Hands-on wheelchair tennis Wheelchair tennis has become an increasingly popular sport for the physically disabled in recent years.

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Life

20/20: Life's vision after 19 does not seem much clearer

By Lee Camp | October 9, 2000

By I turned 20 this past July. At first glance, my 20th year seems to be an uneventful one except that I finally obtained the right to vote in the Canadian Pepsi/Coca-Cola Taste Challenge.

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Life

Working students tackle jobs, studies

By Sam Bresnahan | October 9, 2000

Money. Having it can make college life a little more bearable, and not having it can make college your worst nightmare. Sometimes the money your parents put in your checking account just isn't enough to take care of all those credit card bills, weekend road trips and late-night lattŽs. Many students find themselves taking part-time jobs to cover those expenses Mommy and Daddy won't pay for.

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Life

Odds and Ends

By Cavalier Daily Staff | October 6, 2000

Spinning into drama Chilling tales about male stalkers. A look into race issues on a college campus.

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Life

Going it alone

By Valerie Rodriguez | October 6, 2000

Chris Cole sat on the Newcomb Dining Hall balcony, swatting away a swarm of bees as he ate his lunch. Although Cole, a second-year College student, dined with his friend, Martin Radzio, he said always having an eating buddy isn't necessary. "I like to see what the girl situation is.

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Life

Sakura enlivens Corner with authentic Asian delicacies

By Kerri Hannigan and Thomas Kennedy | October 6, 2000

Raw fish. For some, these two words do not evoke images of artful, culinary masterpieces. Yet that is just what the fortunate diner who wanders into Sakura gets when he orders raw fish - a wondrous meal which succeeds in both taste and aesthetics. Sakura, located just off the Corner on 14th Street, transforms raw fish into the Japanese culinary specialties sushi and sashimi.

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Life

What next? Futureless fourth years fumble through uncertainty

By Kate White | October 5, 2000

I've been reading for the past four years straight. Occasionally, I would put a book down long enough to write a 10-page paper on it.

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Life

Mullin' Around on the Mall

By Polly Howe | October 5, 2000

Caught up in choosing which library to study at for the night or which restaurant to eat at down on the Corner, students may find themslves trapped in the bubble of Univeristy life. But with just a quick hop on the Hoo Bus or a five-minute drive, a whole different world is waiting at Charlottesville's Downtown Mall.

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Life

Odds and Ends

By Cavalier Daily Staff | October 5, 2000

MTV invasion Cut from the Real World auditions? Today will be your chance to score a few seconds of airtime on MTV as yourself, a University student, without having to live with six complete strangers. MTV invades Grounds today, armed with cameras and a crew team to record students' opinions about college life. MTV will be filming before and after the Wyclef and De La Soul concert tonight in U-Hall, sponsored by the University Programs Council (UPC). "We definitely went after them," third-year College student Jbeau Lewis said of bringing MTV to Grounds.

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Life

Computers for dummies: Let ITC relieve your stress

By Lytle Wurtzel | October 4, 2000

When Antonio Rice talks about putting tools in a tool belt, he refers to more than just a career in carpentry.

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Life

Transfers travel a rocky road

By Kristen Buergert | October 4, 2000

Alison Import was in a tough spot last semester. In her second year at William & Mary, the Charlottesville native decided to switch gears and apply to the University.

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Life

Odds and Ends

By Cavalier Daily Staff | October 4, 2000

Are you ready for some...soccer? Gear up and get ready, because today's men's soccer game against JMU has a, well, hat trick of fun and exciting stuff in store.

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Life

Serving up diversity of tastes

By Daniel Stern | October 3, 2000

Decisions... Decisions. Dorms: Old or New? Computer: Laptop or Desktop? Meal Plan: 13 or Unlimited? Dining Hall: O-Hill or Newcomb? It is a familiar scene on Dabney third right on a Wednesday evening.

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Life

Dockter Duval's Advice Column

October 3, 2000

We had a small quiz in class the other day and I saw someone cheating. It's not as if it was a really important test or anything that will count a lot for the class, but it still bothered me quite a bit.

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Life

Odds and Ends

By Cavalier Daily Staff | October 3, 2000

Debating the debates If not for the blue University sign out front, the Miller Center on Ivy Road might look like just another colonial-style mansion. But the Miller Center, deemed "the Center for the study of the American presidency" by Director Philip Zelikow, is more than a house on a hill - it is highly involved in the upcoming presidential election.

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Life

Unusual first-year keepsakes: Don't leave home without them

By Cavalier Daily Staff | October 3, 2000

Name: Owais Ahmad From: Karachi, Pakistan School: College Item/Significance: Sindhi Topi -- A type of hat that represents what part of Pakistan he's from.

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Life

Odds and Ends

By Cavalier Daily Staff | October 2, 2000

LSATs: The moment of truth Instead of making wild, hip-gyrating dances at frat parties or at Corner bars this week, a multitude of University students will be sweating out a standardized nightmare -- the LSATs. The moment of truth is almost here.

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Life

A dusty treasure trove

By Catherine Dunn | October 2, 2000

Breathing in the sweetly aged scent of old literary treasures in Alderman Library's wood-paneled McGregor Room, one may be suddenly seized by the same inhibitions of being in a museum. And why not?

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Life

Odds and Ends

By Cavalier Daily Staff | September 29, 2000

Fake Rotunda comes down After months of concealing repairs on the southwest deck of the Rotunda, the mammoth, elaborately painted murals finally are coming down. The idea behind the murals was that someone standing at Old Cabell Hall would not be able to tell the difference between the murals and the actual Rotunda.