I CAN'T help but be sad at writing my last column. But what's more saddening is how many people have told me over the past year that they think the quality of writing at The Cavalier Daily has fallen significantly.
SOMEONE has a sense of irony. The Wednesday before last, The Cavalier Daily ran two otherwise serious articles side-by-side.
CHOICE is a double-edged sword. In a university setting, students are supposed to be free to make their own choices and learn from their mistakes.
LIKE MOST of the University, I've spent the better part of the past two weeks watching college basketball.
WHO SAYS complaining never changes anything? At Harvard University, a group of Muslim women claimed that working out in front of men offends their sense of modesty.
THERE'S an old, bad joke abouttwo economists who run intoeach other at a voting booth. Both are embarrassed to be seen there and agree not to tell anyone.
I'M FEELING patriotic today. After all, today is Presidents' Day, so maybe it's all the Jefferson-Jackson Dinners in Richmond.
"INTERNATIONALIZE now!" we cried. The lilt of our voices crescendoed up the stairs of Old Cabell Hall and reverberated down the Lawn.
THE US economy is acting naughty.In the last three months of 2007,it grew an anemic 0.6 percent according to figures released last week.
IT'S THE end of January, which means we're right in the middle of Inter-Fraternity Council Rush. For hundreds of students this means lots of fun and the start of lifelong friendships.
