 Students denied voter registration
Four students at the College have hit a roadblock in their bid for seats on the Williamsburg City Council. The Registrar’s Office has determined that at least two of the students do not meet minimum requirements to vote in the city, a prerequisite for running in the election. However, the American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia has offered to defend the students, creating the possibility of a legal challenge in a Virginia court. Meanwhile, one announced candidate has ... |
NEWS |
 Campus political groups debated national issues
Sophomore Jon Adams said he wanted to bring more political awareness to campus. To this end, he gathered representatives from a number of the College’ ... more1FIVE YEARS OF CHARM
Student Assembly budget presented, resolutions passed
University investigates connection to strippers
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OPINIONS |
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... moreStudents deserve voice in city government
Argument against gay marriage unfounded
Press lacks common sense
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VARIETY |
 ‘Stories’: tale of two women
Freshman Whitney Myers can’t forget the "Collected Stories" rehearsal where she ran into a wall. For one of the scenes, her character, Lisa, has to ex ... more7th Grade to honor Tori Spelling
U.S. Poet Laureate to speak
Knowing Jack
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REVIEWS |
 Steamy 'Dreamers' channels cinema, sex and 1960s society 'Dreamers'
There's a scene about midway through Bernardo Bertolucci's "The Dreamers" that will leave its audience either holding their breath in utter disgust or ... more'Simpsons' score 'Hit' with newest game
All-star ensemble heats up 'Survivor'
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SPORTS |
 Baseball opens strong
Although the weather here may not reflect it, spring has started for the members of the 2004 Tribe baseball team who took the field in their home open ... moreWomen finish third in Sweetheart Invitational
Women’s golf takes 10th place
Martial Arts
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