THIS WEEK
BASEBALL April 11-13, vs. Northeastern, The Diamond MEN’S TENNIS Sat., April 12, vs. Denver, Norfolk, TBA Sun., April 13, vs. South Alabama, Norfolk, TBA WOMEN’S TENNIS Fri., April 11, @ Old Dominion, Norfolk, 2 p.m. TRACK & FIELD Sat., April 12, @ Lou Onesty Invitational, Charlottesville, all day VOLLEYBALL Sat., April 12, @ North Carolina […]
BASEBALL: Rams dominated by Hokies
Virginia Tech jumped to an early lead and
never looked back Wednesday night at English
Field as the Hokies defeated VCU 9-1, snapping
the Rams’ two-game winning streak.
Weekend Calendar
Thursday 4/10 ICF Week: Kukuwa Dance Lessons. University Student Commons. 3 p.m. Free. Alley Katz: Christian Amonson, Ryan Capelli, A Gray Canvas and others. 6 p.m. $8-$10. 643-2816. VCU Music Senior Recital: Matthew Walton, jazz guitar. Harris Hall Auditorium, Grace E. Harris Hall. 7 p.m. Free. TheatreVCU: Cabaret. W.E. Singleton Center for the Performing Arts, […]
CD Review: It’s not the end of the world for R.E.M.
April saw the release of R.E.M.’s “Accelerate,” one of the band’s
first albums since the unimpressive few that were released since
2004’s “Around the Sun.” There is no doubt that long-time fans of
the Georgia-based band will expect “Accelerate” to deliver-and,
for the most part, it does.
Check this out: ‘Mixed Tape Project:’ theater for any mood
In keeping with its trend of spectacularly simple
works at a price no one can beat – free – the Shafer
Alliance Laboratory Theatre is launching yet another
production this weekend that promises to strike chords
of nostalgia with each individual in the audience.
The wheels of globalization could use a little grease
Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and
200,000 residents of Ohio don’t like
the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Which of the two presidential
candidates dislikes NAFTA more is still
up for debate (and there already have
been more than 200 of those).
Diversity
Three years ago, I was shopping around for a college to
attend, when I checked out the University of Richmond. After
15 minutes on campus, I asked the tour guide, “Where are
all the black people?”
Phallus and protestor compete for attention
While religious protesters outside Shafer
Court Dining Center are a frequent part of VCU’s
landscape, the scene was more chaotic than usual
Monday when several groups of counter-protesters
brought visual aids to make their case, including
a large gold phallus.
VCU viewpoints: Why was voter turnout so low in this year’s SGA election?
“I wouldn’t really know how to go about voting. I didn’t know how to get to the site.” Josh Vliet, Undeclared “I don’t know anything about the election. I have no idea how I’m going to get benefits from (the SGA). I just don’t know anything about it . if I could meet the candidates […]
Run-off election will be held for eight SGA Senate seats
A run-off election for eight Senate seats will be held
April 22 through April 24, a Monroe Park Campus
Student Government Association representative said
Wednesday.