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Cavs advance in ACCs

By Margaret Sessa-Hawkins | November 3, 2005

CARY, N.C. -- It was just 14 minutes into yesterday's game against Wake Forest when Virginia's Jen Redmond, on a pass from Sarah Huffman to Shannon Foley, kicked the ball along the left hand side of the net to give Virginia a 1-0 lead in the ACC quarterfinals. The score remained the same until 10 minutes into the second half when Virginia scored again, cementing its lead -- but not for long.

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Pressure mounts as Cavs head into final four

By Eric Kolenich | November 3, 2005

For Virginia coach Al Groh, a man who emphasizes taking football one game at a time, it's crunch time. With four games remaining in the Cavaliers' schedule, it's time to start expanding the team's focus and to gear up for the rest of the season.

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Ballroom dancing keeps students in step

By James Wagner | November 3, 2005

It seems safe to say that the common Virginia student does not know what is involved in ballroom dancing. Their perceptions are probably formed from television or movie images of fancily attired dancers circling around each other to the tunes of a waltz.

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Get excited: it's the "1st of tha month"

By Mickey Cloud | November 2, 2005

It's that special time of the month. As Bone Thugs 'N Harmony reminds us, "Wake up, wake up, wake up, it's the first of the month, so get up, get up, get up, cash those checks and come on." We're entering the 11th month of 2005, and a new month means new opportunities to be great, new chances for our sports teams do the impossible. And while one of the most underrated hip-hop groups of the 1990s may not harmonize to you at the beginning of each month, they certainly help me catch my breath, take a look around and see what's ahead in the foreseeable future.

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Virginia brings home first title in 21 years

By James Wagner | November 2, 2005

It took 21 years to return to Charlottesville, but the ACC title now rests with the No. 18 Virginia men's cross country team. After Virginia junior Jan Foerster crossed the finish line in fourth place with a time of 24:00.4 Monday, four consecutive Virginia runners followed close behind. With a 4-5-6-7-8 finish and all of its runners turning in times under 25 minutes, Virginia claimed the conference title over second-place No.

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Take a hint from Gilbert

By Chad Gallagher | November 1, 2005

The name is Gilbert. By trade he is a computer consultant. His heart, however, rests between the walls of Memorial Gymnasium as a self-proclaimed women's volleyball groupie.

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Virginia men's, women's swim teams glide past Tigers for first wins of season

By Cavalier Daily Staff | October 31, 2005

Virginia's 14th-ranked men's and women's swimming and diving teams defeated Clemson Saturday to win their first meets of the 2005-06 season. The men won 141-100, while the women triumphed 125-118. The Cavalier women started off slow, losing their first four events before creeping back, winning six of the final nine events to score the victory. With the victories, both squads improved to 1-1 on the season. The Clemson men also stand at 1-1; the women are 0-2.

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