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Fitzgerald no longer enrolled at Virginia

The Richmond Times-Dispatch reported yesterday that sophomore defensive end Jeffrey Fitzgerald is no longer enrolled at the University because of an academic issue. Rumors have been swirling about Fitzgerald's future since The Daily Progress reported Jan.


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Diving for credit

I am a second-semester fourth-year. I have exactly 40 days of classes left before college ends and the real world begins.


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Tennessee snaps Cav win streak

The Virginia women's tennis team appeared to be on the verge of pulling off a huge upset for their biggest win of the season Sunday afternoon at the Boyd Tinsley Courts at the Boar's Head Sports Club.


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Correction

The Wednesday, Feb. 20 sports article, "Pereira makes most of final season" incorrectly stated in the jump headline that Virginia women's tennis senior Lindsey Pereira had 28 career wins.


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Weekend well spent

For those of us fans who taste the thrill of victory and feel the agony of defeat along with Virginia's student-athletes, this weekend was a much-needed shot in the arm.


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Virginia takes on Coppin State, Old Dominion after quick start

After a successful opening weekend against Lehigh, the Virginia baseball team (4-0) will play seven games in eight days, beginning with Coppin State Tuesday and Old Dominion Wednesday. Coppin State (0-0) expected to come to town with at least two games under its belt, but its scheduled contests with Hofstra were rained out.


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Cavs grab victory from N.C. State

After snapping a seven-game losing streak in its win against Boston College Feb. 17, the Virginia men's basketball team collected its second straight win, and its first victory at home since Jan.


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And the crowd goes wild?

For most of this season, as depressing as the Virginia basketball team's performance has been, there was always a lively student section to cheer me up.


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Women's swimming and diving wins ACC

The Virginia women's swim and dive team brought home the 2008 ACC Championship crown this past weekend, capturing their first title since 2004 and their sixth all-time. Virginia blew the competition out of the water, tallying 800 points in the course of the three-day meet.


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Zoll breaks Staley's assist record in win

Despite the excitement of a few extracurricular activities that honored both a great coach and a great player, the Virginia women's basketball team held off Clemson 83-71 at John Paul Jones Arena last night. Virginia (20-7, 8-3 ACC) celebrated coach Debbie Ryan's June induction into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame with a video tribute at every media timeout while senior point guard Sharneé Zoll closed in on the ACC career assists record throughout the game.

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