I am not a fan of endings. And, here, there's no disguising it: Final Exercises, or, in layman's terms, graduation is right around the corner and, for me, an end to seven years of higher education.
I guess there is something odd about April which brings an ambivalent, nervous sentiment to the fore.
May is just around the corner and the graduation finish line is almost in sight. That knocking on my door is the future beckoning.
Now, there are those who complain that very little is written in The Cavalier Daily on what is done right at The University.
I am writing in response to Alexandra Osvath's March 21 guest viewpoint "To infinity and abroad." In her column, Osvath explains the University provides a number of excellent resources for studying abroad and frames her piece as a response to my own March 14 column.
One of the most appealing features of the University of Virginia is the vibrancy of its student organizations.
I recently participated in a meeting at which a group of student leaders was asked whether the University should build a more robust study abroad program for undergraduate students.
