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...students to consider coming to UVA by giving such students a game plan,” said Greg Roberts, UVA’s associate dean of undergraduate admissions. With several universities making the effort to reach out to community college students, some hope that private top-tier institutions will join in the effort. “I think it is important for universities, like Harvard, to make it clear to transfer students on their website that slots are available for community college students in selective four-year schools,” Wyner said. “Community college students just...
...Dingman said. An e-mail sent to freshman open-lists advertising the party read: “Coconut bras, strategically placed fauna, caution tape, tin foil, trashbags...” “Get creative this Friday night and show us what you’ve got. Join the First Year Social Committee and the Class of 2009 for this weekend’s most risque event,” read the e-mail. But Pollinger said that, “compared to a lot of other annual events on campus, this event would have been tame...
Rumsfeld continues to shift troops around as nations fall in and out of the coalition against Saddam. U.S. diplomats worked overtime last week trying to win basing rights for 15,000 troops in Turkey, and they remain optimistic that Saudi Arabia will join Kuwait in allowing U.S. troops to stage from its soil. Rumsfeld also is making an ever growing list of things that could go wrong in a war with Iraq--and peppering his officers to anticipate them. "He has an unsettling tendency to do that," an associate says. As Rumsfeld put it recently, "I'm never satisfied...
...Rumsfeld was 9, living in a Chicago suburb, when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. The days and nights that followed molded Rumsfeld as he came of age, especially after his father put his real-estate career on hold to join the Navy and fight in the Pacific. "In World War II there were suicide pilots flying their aircraft into our ships," the Secretary told guests at an awards dinner last year. "Today a new enemy is seeking global power and has flown our own airliners into our buildings on suicide missions...
...abstinence. Instead, our society just hands them a package of diapers and tells them to have a good time. If we do not boycott diaper sales, there will be no more civilization, no more scientific advancement, no more morality. There will only be 6 billion people humping each other. Join the fight, Americans: today, they’re selling diapers, but tomorrow they could be separating church and state. Sarah C. McKetta ’09 is a Crimson editorial comper in Grays Hall...