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Police Report: 09/25/2008
Round-up of the police news at the University of Richmond.
Albright addresses Richmond community
Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright said at the Camp Concert Hall on Saturday that she has never seen such a difficult set of circumstances in the world than the one the next president will deal with.
Where do they go?
It seems that sooner or later each student here has found out the hard way that you can only swipe twice per meal period. General consensus leaves this at one of the dumbest policies possible. I don’t disagree. I also don’t care.
‘I compare the veil to a Rorschach test,’ WILL speaker says
This semester’s WILL speaker series began Tuesday night with a presentation on the controversial topic of women’s veiling.
The Art of Self-Reliance while Abroad in London
Before I left for my time abroad in London, I had thought that I was fully prepared for all the adjustments I would have to make. Now that I have actually arrived in London, the story is a bit different.
Staff members motivated by weight-loss contest
Members of the University of Richmond’s staff are teaming up to participate in a “Biggest Loser”-style weight-loss competition, which will last for most of this semester.
Strategic plan discussed for ’student experience’
University of Richmond students may someday take paddle boats across Westhampton Lake, ride a giant swing set or play Frisbee golf on campus, members of the student experience group said on Wednesday.
Members discuss projects on campus
This week’s RCSGA meeting commenced with announcements from several guest speakers.
A Day in the Life: A Pier Cashier
Pat has been working beneath the golden letters of Tyler’s Grill for nine years. Before that, the Richmond native worked as the cashier in a convenience store at Virginia Commonwealth University, she said.
Don’t give up on sports
I am happiest when covering games that highlight athletes’ talents, not investigating infractions within athletic programs.
Boutique of the Week: For The Love of Chocolate
Walking into For the Love of Chocolate is like diving head-first into a bucket of Halloween candy, only way better. One could spend a few hours in the candy boutique just looking at all the chocolates, candies and cookies from all over the world crammed from the ground to the ceiling on self after shelf.
Record number of students register to vote ahead of election
Students at the University of Richmond, like students throughout Virginia, are registering to vote in record numbers for the 2008 presidential election.
Cherryholmes gives crowd a ‘foot-tapping’ performance
The bluegrass band, made up of Jere and Sandy Cherryholmes and four of their children, Cia, B.J., Skip and Molly, performed to a packed Camp Concert Hall Sunday night.
Field hockey team confident after 3-2 loss to No. 7 JMU
The University of Richmond field hockey team may have suffered its fifth consecutive defeat Friday, but senior Alexa Malatesta considered it a victory for the Spiders.
A campus of whiners
People, sit back for a second and just enjoy college. While these may not necessarily be the best four years of your life, at least a couple of them will probably qualify.
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