I f all we ever needed to know we learned in kindergarten, then we know that breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
Witness the two sides of greater Charlottesville. Past the fraternities and sororities of Rugby Road are homes the average University student might never see.
In college, penny pinching is a way of life. But at the University, even poor students can aim for riches with the not-so-novel concept of investing. With the philosophy "learn now, the sooner the better," Commerce Prof.
In the real world, the entertainment business demands hard-earned cash in exchange for a much-needed break.
Caught up in choosing which library to study at for the night or which restaurant to eat at down on the Corner, students may find themslves trapped in the bubble of Univeristy life. But with just a quick hop on the Hoo Bus or a five-minute drive, a whole different world is waiting at Charlottesville's Downtown Mall.
First years have the Castle and Plus Dollars. Cash free orders of Big Bird sandwiches and Pav dining.
