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Sidbury set for opportunity to impress doubters
Richmond defensive end Lawrence Sidbury became the third Spider to be drafted by the NFL in the past two years.
Bill Clinton rallies with McAuliffe in Richmond
Under a hot sun at Richmond’s 17th Street Farmer’s Market, former President Bill Clinton rallied 250 people Monday morning for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe.
Vaughan signs with Buccaneers
Running back Josh Vaughan signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, becoming the second member of the National Champion football team to sign with an NFL team.
Student projects culminate in documentary premiere
Two student-produced documentaries followed a poetry slam group preparing for national and an aspiring teenage singer who was homeless and traveled to Burma to visit monks and nuns.
Atlanta Falcons draft Sidbury in fourth round
The Atlanta Falcons have selected defensive end Lawrence Sidbury Jr. in the fourth round of Sunday’s NFL Draft.
• Vaughan joins Sidbury in the NFL
Guster rocks Richmond campus
Rock band Guster drew a crowd of several hundred to the Robins Center, where they performed Friday night.
• Photo Gallery: Guster at the Robins Center
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Photo Gallery: Guster
Photos from the Guster concert at the Robins Center.
Early graduates pass on paying extra $25,000
As finals loom and the economy continues to nosedive, some students are questioning whether another spring at the University of Richmond is worth the roughly $25,000 price tag.
Print Edition PDF: 4/23/09
The April 23, 2009, PDF edition of The Collegian.
Student, professor receive law honors
A student and a professor from the University of Richmond’s T.C. Williams School of Law received honors from the Virginia State Bar this week for their achievements.
Movie Review: State of Play
Moral of the story: Don’t sleep with your coworker. Don’t anger the zombie soldier. News reporting is super awesome and dangerous.
Two-Minute Drill: 04/23/09
A two-minute roundup of the week’s sports stories.
Meet the Band: Helen Stellar
Search “Io Helen Stellar” on Youtube today!
German theater class puts on play
“An der Arche Um Acht” will be performed again at 8 p.m. on Friday, in the Perkinson Recital Hall.
Dave & Buster’s opens in Richmond
D&B has locations in more than 50 U.S. cities, but the one that opened at 4001 Brownstone Blvd. on April 20 was the first to come to Virginia.
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