BY CHELSEA NEWNAM Debut novelist Rivka Galchen says that Spotsylvania County may be the “coolest” place-name she has ever come...
Month: September 2008
BY KAT SAUNDERS Natalie Weiner is a prominent Democratic supporter on campus. The senior is the President of the Young...
BY AARON RICHARDSON As a kid, Ryan Poe would borrow video cameras from neighbors and friends, since he didn’t have...
BY ALEX JAFFE There was no alcohol in the room when Doug Rissing, a sophomore in Randolph Hall, and five...
BY ANDREA NEALON The smell of fresh doughnuts provided a warm welcome for Ally Kight as she entered the Centreville...
BY KAT SAUNDERS Mary Washington’s Internet service is often criticized by students as slow and unreliable. Two major changes are...
BY ANDREW KADA This past weekend, The University of Mary Washington’s cross country teams opened their seasons at the Lebanon...
BY JOEY MERKEL By now there is no doubt that approximately 10 percent of all fantasy football players in the...
BY NICK JACOBS The William A. Anderson Center, the University of Mary Washington’s new basketball and volleyball arena, is entering...
BY KAITLIN MAYHEW Since it was first launched in 2004, Facebook has developed rampant popularity among the younger set. Websites...
BY KAT SAUNDERS Some students do not even know it exists. The amphitheatre, built in 1923 and used for ceremonies...
BY KAITLIN MAYHEW “Breakfast on Pluto,” in a nutshell, is a quirky story about a transvestite. In a broader sense,...
BY DANIELLE PETERS Senior Sarah Beth Darr had wanted a tattoo for two years when she finally went under the...
BY ANNE LONGERBEAM The Internet at the University of Mary Washington is the pinnacle of frustration for most students on...
BY MISSAK ARTINIAN This Saturday, University of Mary Washington students and local residents of Fredericksburg have the unique opportunity of...
BY RYAN MARR Lets just say, purely for the sake of this article, that last weekend you may have had...
BY STEPHANIE BREIJO Tired of the age-old “So a guy walks into a bar…” joke? Imagine if that joke was...
BY CHELSEA NEWMAN Songs about smell, a waiting room with no exit, a surprise visit from Death and summer Olympians’...
BY MARY-KATHRYN BYWATERS A couple of weeks ago I did an ordinary thing— at least, ordinary by today's standards. I...
BY KJ ALDER My friend and I were in an club in Paris. It had been a long night, seeing...
BY SUSANNAH CLARK After completing the arduous task of changing my relationship status to “single” on my Facebook.com profile last...
BY PHILLIP WHITE The following letter was written in response to “Palin’s VP Nomination is Cause for Political Alarm” (September...
BY BREEANNA SVUEM Mary Washington is mostly composed of white females, as any glance around campus will show. But instead...
This will be the final issue of the Bullet. By next week, if the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) on the...
BY KJ ADLER I am an incredibly lazy person. Of the extracurriculars I joined as a freshman, I would consider...
BY SUSANNAH CLARK Along with releasing a new album, Britney Spears turned 27 years old on Tuesday. Besides being seven...
BY STEPHANIE ROCHE When most people hear the name the Washington Redskins, various sporting terms come to mind: Clinton Portis,...
BY MEREDITH DOWNES The year is 2008. You are in college. Free as a bird, except for the occasional term...
To push America towards a greener future, President Obama plans to subsidize the production of corn-based ethanol fuel. The new...
