Meet the Jepsons
My second-to-last column proved time to unravel the mystery enveloping the Jepson School of Leadership Studies.
Exceptions to the rule
The most intriguing aspect of the word “minority” is the polar opposite connotations it can assume, depending on its context.
Chatroulette!
Opinion Editor Maura Bogue discusses “Chatroulette,” a recent Internet phenomenon that with each click produces a new face with whom you can videochat.
Snow-colored glasses
Although the physical effects of snow may be obvious, apparently mental effects are possible as well … maybe it can also be a source of consciousness.
Letter: response from a “skinny bitch”
The varying degrees of body image issues rifling the majority of our population exhibit the need for real awareness – for everyone.
These boots are made for ___?
“One of these days these boots are gonna walk all over you.” That day had come. With every girl marching to class in boots, we’d become an army.
Kids say the darndest things – Why not join them?
What struck me was the unique mix of silly and sobering comments that could only be the products of 10-year-olds. A mix I think we’d be wise to recover.
Class shatters stereotypes through dancing in d-hall
The Sociology 306 class aimed to shatter the tendency of students to segregate themselves in the dining hall based on race, sex and membership to Greek life, athletic teams and other student organizations.
Robins Stadium to affect parking, campus events
The new on-campus stadium will require three changes next year to maximize parking during home football games: moving student cars, limiting campus events and using the intramural (IM) fields for overflow parking.
Following the leader
Opinion editor Maura Bogue discusses the University of Richmond Rho Gamma training program.
Delta Gamma dinner raises awareness of blindness
Eighteen tables of sunglass-wearing University of Richmond students, staff, alumni and community members ate by candlelight tonight at Delta Gamma sorority’s first Dinner in the Dark.
Stop the signature safari; keep blazing the paperless trail
When it comes to purely administrative tasks, when the paper is a means to an end instead of an end in itself, we should keep blazing the paperless trail.
Impending GRTC route reductions worry staff members, students
Last Tuesday marked Earline Roots’ 12th anniversary as a Heilman Dining Center cook. Throughout each of those years she has relied on the Route 16 bus to get to and from work, unless she could find a carpool. But come January 2010, the route reduction within the GRTC will change that.
Modlin Center director moves to Skidmore
Professor David Howson will leave for Skidmore College next semester to pioneer its arts administration program.
Halloween: candy, costumes and commonality?
Perhaps we love Halloween for the freedom to escape from the norm …
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