By Kaitlin Mayhew The National Federation for the Blind (NFB) is “changing what it means to be blind.” In an...
Month: April 2008
By Brynn Boyer On Sunday afternoons during the school year, the sound of bagpipes and drums echoes through Pollard Hall....
By Landon James Hide your children; it’s another reality television show come to take over all your free time and...
By Stephanie Breijo While gross-out humor and a pregnant, screaming fiancée at the altar got Simon Pegg sprinting, “Run Fatboy...
By Ryan Marr Despite a plethora of automotive obstacles, four Mary Washington freshmen and I still managed to catch cinematic-rock...
By Stone Ferrell and Tali Schiller It’s that time of year, again. The sun is starting to shine, the flowers...
The following letter was written in response to “One-Strike Policy is More than Neccessary” (April 3, 2008, The Bullet:) Dear...
By Miles Dumville Tuesday morning, I woke up unusually late. Luckily there’s no great reason for me to wake up...
By Susannah Clark After years of basking in the comfort that I would never share a passion with John McCain,...
By KJ Adler In one of my first articles I questioned the validity of sex within any relationship. A relationship...
Dear Editor: I am very concerned for some of my peers at the University of Mary Washington. Despite the fact...
By Catherine Dexter Each year the Student Government Association Executive Cabinet “transitions” the newly elected cabinet for the next year....
Pregnancy, wanted or unwanted, is a life-changing event. Indeed it is the pivotal point in someone’s lifetime. Hollywood’s recent obsession...
By Joey Merkel “Shorty got them Apple Bottom jeans, boots with the fur, got the whole club looking at her,...
By Nick Nelson For the first time in the nearly 70 year history of the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball...
By Joey Merkel On April 26, at 3 p.m., one of the most glorious events of the year will commence,...
By Annie Kinniburgh Despite a string of recent malfunctions, the Jefferson Hall elevator will remain in use as budget constraints...
By Justin Toney Last semester, two men in an unmarked car approached sophomore Ashley Davis while she was walking back...
By Heather Brady Robert Barr, assistant professor of political science, has received a competitive $60,000 grant from the Smith Richardson...
By Eric Steigleder Due to recent changes in the curriculum for incoming UMW freshmen, there is a shortage of professors...
By Justin Toney Outside Alvey Hall Tuesday, junior Emma Clarkson approached a group of students gathered around a police officer...
By Brittany DeVries Steady sunshine shone on cultures from around the world Saturday, as the University of Mary Washington hosted...
By Kay Boatner This is the true story of a college senior, who decided to move away from home and...
By Brynn Boyer Joanna Pinneo had dinner with Yasser Arafat, was bitten by a poisonous scorpion and witnessed the dismantling...
By Tally Botzer A month after her graduation from the University of Mary Washington this May, Senior Anna Deaton will...
By Aaron Richardson When “Boz Scaggs” came out in 1969, it was something different. Scaggs wasn’t interested in reproducing the...
By Tim St. Onge From an exotic soundscape by Yo-Yo Ma to the hard rock power of Bon Jovi, there...
By Stone Ferrell It’s about 8 o’clock on Thursday, April 3, 2008 and the clamor of students and Fredericksburg locals...
By Aaron Richardson Forrest Marquisee sits in the corner of a crowded room fiddling with the equalizer knobs on his...
By Stephanie Breijo From a band with a fruity name on a quirky label comes equally eccentric music, and The...