Real reasons Mail2 went down
Mail2 went down and Milke will tell you why.
Racial harmony
Will there ever be true harmony?
Apt for Rent
Curls takes you apartment hunting
News Briefs
University of Michigan affirmative-action case reaches Supreme Court Tuesday, the Supreme Court heard two cases regarding the University of Michigan’s admissions policy. Thousands of protestors demonstrated outside the court.
Soap Box: Thank you spammers, without you I would have a less amusing mailbox
I would like to thank the following spammers for making my life more irritating and ultimately amusing. Their blatant attempts to sell me things I’ll never use, need or want is astounding. They truly are the unsung heroes of the advertising world (and for good reason).
Fishy pizza in the Commons and nocturnal testing in the gym
Dear Bob, Have you ever flipped over a piece of pizza from the Commons and studied it? It looks like it has fish scales on it. Why Bob, why must this be? The Pizza Princess Why princess, I have spent many an hour pondering this exact oddity. However, before we get to that, are you any relation to Princess Toadstool? If you are, please invite her to the party Mario is throwing.
Qatar campus unaffected by war in Iraq
U.S. military action against the regime of Saddam Hussein in Iraq apparently has not affected everyday activity at VCU’s College of Design Arts in Qatar.
“So far it’s been extremely quiet,” said Richard Toscan, dean of the School of the Arts. “Students are still coming to class, and faculty are still committed to teaching them.
Feddo loses statewide election, promises to run again
Although Peter Feddo last weekend lost the election for vice president of Virginia’s Young Democrats, he continues to stay on track with his plans for the organization’s VCU chapter.
“I was elected 4th District caucus chair this weekend and look forward to another year at VCU,” he said, adding that he intends to run again for vice presidency next year.
How to deal with stress during times of war
As Operation Iraqi Freedom enters its third week, some members of the VCU community might experience increased stress levels from war-time concerns. While some stress is normal, too much can have harmful effects on a person, said Charles Klink, director of University Counseling Services.