Swastika sketches found on picnic table
A drawing of a swastika was found on a picnic table by a student from the T.C. Williams School of Law on Oct. 14.
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A drawing of a swastika was found on a picnic table by a student from the T.C. Williams School of Law on Oct. 14.
Possession of Fake ID
Illness/Liquor Law Violation
Larceny
1. How closely are you following the presidential race?
This week librarians Betty Dickie and Catherine Clements posted the most frequently challenged books of 2007 on signs in front of Boatwright Memorial Library to remind students that they should celebrate their freedom to read and to ensure that such freedoms are safegaurded by practicing their rights and voting in the coming election.
Online managing editor Kimberly Leonard and online reporter David Larter will be live-blogging during the vice presidential debate from Whitehurst Living Room, beginning just before the debate's 9 p.m. EDT scheduled start.
From left, sophomores Laura Major and Hayes Gouger admire local craftsmanship during the Arts Around the Lake exhibition Aug.
Liquor Law Violation/Drug Violation/Possessing a Fake ID
Group proposes giving a free education for some students
Eavesdropping
Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright will discuss Barack Obama's foreign policy plans at the University of Richmond at 3:30 p.m. Saturday in Camp Concert Hall.
Liqour Law Violation
Simple Assault
B-school professor to be interim director of research center at Philadelphia Fed bank
Liquor Law Violation
President Edward Ayers is preparing to lead this university at a time when it's rapidly evolving. With this in mind, we urge Ayers to first address a variety of our concerns. First, students are suffering from over-programming and tremendous stress. Visits to counseling services are at an all-time high. We're tired and overworked. A combination of driven students and a surplus of opportunities has resulted in over-involvement. That's to be expected when so many of us came here with outstanding resumes and seemed determined to accomplish the same thing — if not more — in college. If we're so committed to doing well in our classes, how can we find time to evaluate and appreciate what we've learned?