By NICK NELSON Despite some wild weather and an upstart opponent causing havoc early in the game, the Mary Washington...
Day: October 2, 2008
By JOEY MERKEL Don’t get too involved in football yet, because postseason baseball is just kicking off. After 162 games,...
By ANDREW KADA This past Saturday the University of Mary Washington men’s soccer team faced off with North Carolina Wesleyan...
By SUSANNAH CLARK I never thought I’d say this, but after yawning my way through last Friday’s presidential debate: thank...
By KJ ADLER In the middle school cafeteria, my friend Kevin used to lick the pudding out of the cup...
Last Saturday’s rally for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama and his running mate Joe Biden was more than just recitation...
BY LAUREN ORSINI Three members of the UMW Board of Visitors attended the spring Scholarship Luncheon. I was there as a...
By KAT SAUNDERS UMW freshman Anna Halbrook-Fulks believes many fellow students are misinformed about Planned Parenthood and women’s reproductive rights....
By HEATHER BRADY Regional Gov. Tim Kaine and U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary Peters announced on Sept. 30 that the federal...
By SARAH SMITH “I’m not a feminist,” is the response that Diana Egozcue frequently receives when she asks young women to...
By CHELSEA NEWNAM Associate Vice President of Facilities Services John Wiltenmuth said plans for the new deck at the Eagle’s...
By KAITLIN MAYHEW University of Mary Washington officials ordered an abrupt end to sales of a commemorative Obama-Biden t-shirt Friday...
By BRIANNE BENELLI Eight years ago, Mary Washington College accepted 55 percent of the students who applied for admission to...
By ANNIE KINNIBURGH Despite intermittent rain, a crowd of 26,000 people came to campus Saturday to hear speeches by Democratic...
By DANIELLE PETERS Although Kybecca may sound like the name of a wine or a cool city, it is actually...
By LAUREN ORSINI My clothes are soaked through. I’m caked with mud up to my ankles. I’m standing so close to...
By ERIN HOESLY After reading the comic script Schoolgirl Figure, junior Siobhan Dannaher decided to step out of her traditional actress...
By KAITLIN MAYHEW In her internship at Anne O’Dowd Fashion Agency in London, fashion guru Megan McDonough gained an appreciation for...
By Andrea Nealon Patches of sunlight peek between the awnings of an awakening Moroccan marketplace, illuminating tiny flecks of dust...
By STEPHANIE BREIJO Freewheelin’ souls hard up for some Bob Dylan need look no further or pay no fee while...
By JOHN SHERIDAN The days leading up to last Saturday were full of excitement and political fervor for some, anticipating...
By LAUREN ORSINI & ANDREW HOFFMAN They say the best things in life are free, but the second best things...
By RYAN MARR Hailed as a masterpiece of modern disconnection when it hit record stores in 1997, Radiohead’s “OK Computer”...
By KASEY NABAL Who wants to stand in a long line at the cinema or deal with the baby crying...
By CHELSEA NEWNAM “Time doesn’t wait for anyone” sings The Spill Canvas, who will provide a free performance in Ball...
By KASEY NABAL Imagine walking into an unadorned office and being handed an envelope. The contents of the envelope are...
By LINDSAY GLOTZER The University of Mary Washington Theater and Dance department opened their first production of the year with...
