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Ethics' place in education

BLACK or white. Right or wrong. Honorable or dishonorable. Patriot or traitor. With us or against us. While some leaders try to construe the world in such absolute terms, in reality most of life is more complex.


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A rule meant to be broken

SPORTS should alleviate stress, not create it. Multitudes of University students live for athletics, and through Intramural-Recreation Sports, they find an outlet for both fun and relaxation.


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Forum for the community

AS A FOURTH year, when coming upon the last few weeks before graduation, I'm beginning to think about all the things that I didn't do during my four years at the University.


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This is your war on drugs

PICTURE this: You're down on the Corner. You're really hungry, but you're totally broke. You're wondering what to do when all of a sudden you see Thomas Hall coming down the street.


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Extending protection

TWO WOMEN were killed. There is evidence that the murder was a hate crime. Unfortunately, if the murder had not happened in a national park, the Commonwealth of Virginia would not have pursued a hate crime charge.


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Must-see A&E

I AM NOT much of a current music fan - I still listen to the same stuff I listened to in high school and college.


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Options for athletes

THERE is no denying the vast difference between student athletes - particularly those in the big money sports - and the rest of the student body.


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Sell-out Kings

THE FAMILY of the late Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. sells his image, speeches and name to the highest corporate bidder.


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Foreign transfer credit follies

ALL COLLEGE students should spend at least one semester in another part of the world. Most students who study abroad find their experience an unparalleled opportunity to become immersed in another culture and rediscover their own.


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Too much puppy love

IN A TERRIBLE tragedy, a six-day search for a dog left aboard a crippled ship in the Pacific Ocean has been called off - the tragedy being that the rescue operation cost an astounding $50,000.


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How I learned to love free speech

ON THE Friday following my little-noticed March 20 column, "Phantoms of Racism," some anonymous fliers went up on the colonnades outside Bryan Hall that took issue with my stance on race relations at the University.


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Since the Contemplative Commons opening April 4, the building has hosted events for the University community. Sam Cole, Commons’ Assistant Director of Student Engagement, discusses how the Contemplative Sciences Center is molding itself to meet students’ needs and provide a wide range of opportunities for students to discover contemplative practices that can help them thrive at the University.