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By Jennifer McDaniel | March 31, 2004It starts out as a humorous idea. Slowly, it gets talked up more and more, the idea growing and growing.
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It starts out as a humorous idea. Slowly, it gets talked up more and more, the idea growing and growing.
It's the warning from family and friends before departure for college. It's the endless chit-chat in the bathrooms as teeth are being brushed.
It takes 157 miles. 70 men. 20 hours. Eight counties. Two fraternities. One cause. This coming Friday, the U.Va.
Have you ever wished you could avoid the constant tangle of shoppers that pack the malls during the holiday season?
BIOL 121: Human Biology and Disease BIOL 201: Introduction to Biology Q: What brought you to U.Va., and how long have you been teaching here? A: I came here in 1991.
Coke or Pepsi? Blonde or Brunette? In the following informal survey around Grounds, some preconceived opinions were confirmed, while other favorites were proven entirely wrong.
In the hiatus from home football games, organizations have taken it upon themselves to schedule their own events during the upcoming weekends.The Virginia Dance Company has jumped on the bandwagon along with others, making certain not to miss their opportunity.
Tonight from 4 to 6 p.m. the Lawn will be given over by its usual college student inhabitants to children from the Charlottesville community, clad in disguises ranging from princesses and monsters, to our dear Cavalier himself.
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.
They sit waiting, longing to be given a home on a cozy front porch or inside a dorm room. Each individual future is unique; some will have their round bodies shaped to their owner's liking while others will remain au naturale.
