HONOR CHAIR: Vote against proposed Honor amendment
By Matt West | February 21, 2017Beginning today, you will have the opportunity to assert your ownership of the Honor System by voting, many of you for the first time.
Beginning today, you will have the opportunity to assert your ownership of the Honor System by voting, many of you for the first time.
We simply write this editorial to ensure that you, as you consider the arguments for and against the proposal, will do so fully aware of the relevant facts.
AS I COMPOSE this, I feel the weight of its impact as my last chance to reach out in publication to communicate to my readers.
IT IS CERTAIN that the University reeks of a conformist, preppy culture. This culture will be reaffirmed this Saturday when patrons of the Foxfield Races finally will show off their new spring dress or add another liquor stain to their blue and orange tie. Recent changes in the composition of the University call into question the traditions established by its all white male older alumni.
AS IS CUSTOMARY, the Board of Visitors invited Gov. Mark R. Warner to speak at this year's graduation ceremonies.
WHEN ACADEMICS and political pundits reflect on the Middle East conflict, they group the world's three largest religions together.
WHEN THE election results were counted, one person was in the lead. After a second vote, the underdog was named president.
VIRGINIA bill could become law pending Gov. Mark R. Warner's signature which would allow schools to post the motto "In God We Trust." Under this bill, posting the motto is mandatory with the provision that it is put into "historical context" ("VA Senate Approves Motto Bill," The Washington Post, Feb.
THE FEDERAL Trade Commission recently has filed lawsuits against the originators of illegal chain letters and pyramids via SPAM e-mail.
PRESIDENT Bush briefly mentioned a major talking point for young conservatives in his State of the Union address.