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Community confronts issue of sexual assault

By Sarah Culvahouse | April 26, 2000

After a University student reported a sexual assault April 15, the University community once again felt the tight clamp of an elusive and frightening force that affects both women and men. While this well-publicized incident renewed fear of sexual assault in the University community, most students do not realize the greatest danger lies in acquaintance rape. "The majority of sexual assaults are placed within the context of the relationship or an acquaintance," said Aretha Donnelly, Adult Education and Special Projects Coordinator at the Sexual Assault Resource Agency.

Rushing through brisk January air for a memorable experience in sorority life

By Sarah Culvahouse | January 25, 2000

The dumb snow kept flying into my eyelashes, I was starving and exhausted and if one more person asked me why I transferred, I might have had to throw up all over my polka-dot nametag. Round Robins, the first parties of the four rounds of rush, are half-hour sessions of small talk at each of the 16 sororities with intermittent 15-minute breaks.

Hotline helps at beck and call

By Sarah Culvahouse | November 18, 1999

The University has a number of well-known secret societies, although students are left wondering about the mysterious organizations, who their members are and where they do their work.

Hotline helps at beck and call

By Sarah Culvahouse | November 18, 1999

The University has a number of well-known secret societies, although students are left wondering about the mysterious organizations, who their members are and where they do their work.

A 'day' to remember

By Sarah Culvahouse | October 27, 1999

What do 1,400 doughnuts, 10,000 pounds of apples, 800 McDonald's hamburgers, 10 large Domino's pizzas, a thousand Wal-Mart dollars, 500 Christmas cards, hundreds of better-off children, clean communities, innumerable cans of food and thousands of Wahoo volunteers add up to?

Pageantry with a purpose

By Sarah Culvahouse | October 19, 1999

As more and more people sat down in the Tuttle lounge to hear Miss Virginia 1999 Crystal Lewis speak last Tuesday, the gender discrepancies within the audience became clear.

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