 Grad speaker shares ideas
Senior Adam Stackhouse has been chosen as the student speaker for Commencement 2004. His selection is the result of a process that includes an application and short speech presentation by all applicants, followed by a full-length speech delivered to the selection committee. Stackhouse will join “The Daily Show” host Jon Stewart, ’84, to address those attending Commencement ceremonies May 16. He shared his thoughts about his selection and plans for his speech with The Fla ... |
NEWS |
ASYLUM INMATES RIOT
Theatre student and sophomore Jessica Skinner carries a sign promoting the play “Marat/Sade.” Skinner and other members of the cast put on a mock riot ... moreSex expert entertains, informs
Gay marriage panel brings light to ‘misinformed’
Energy group aims for campus change
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OPINIONS |
Opinions Cartoon
... moreGLBT discussions assist acceptance
VDOT construction plans add to problems
April brings joy, good times
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VARIETY |
 Spring concert serves up tasty duo
The University Centers Activities Board is hoping that the College will go wild about Cake. The band will be performing this weekend at UCAB's annual ... moreMaking sweet harmony
'Bash' promises fun
FISHing for Answers
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REVIEWS |
 Second 'Bill' arrives with more bark, less bite
Tracing Quentin Tarantino's influences, particularly in a surreal hyperscape like "Kill Bill," is more trouble than it's worth. There are kung-fu movi ... moreManic 'Marat/Sade' delivers
Rougher 'Punisher' bares all
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SPORTS |
 Baseball stomps Spiders, 7-2
It’s been another winning week for the W&M baseball team. Returning home from last week’s series win against Hofstra University, the Tribe knocked out ... moreTribe struck down
Men’s track: CAA champs
Women’s track defends CAA title
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